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Describe the bug
When you have opened two windows vertically, and the one on the left has fixed min width rescaling windows create a bug. You can resize right window more than it should be possible considering min width of the second window. This creates scenario, where Right window "overlapping" left window. When focus is on the right it's not a problem, but when focus is on the left window, you can click on area that is under right windows
Expected behavior
Resizing should be blocked the moment when you can't shrink down left window any more
Screenshots
In this example, you can't click github logo, when focus is on left window
To Reproduce
Occurs on:
Wayland
GNOME Shell version: 42.5
Distro: Ubuntu 22.04.2
Steps to reproduce, if applicable:
Open material shell settings window
Open browser window
Select Split Mode
Setup windows to have materialshell settings on the right and browser on the left
resize widows to make browser almost on full screen
here's bug! - if you focus on left window and then try to click on something that is on the left side of browser window, you won't click browser, just something what is on focused windows "under" browser
Describe the bug
When you have opened two windows vertically, and the one on the left has fixed min width rescaling windows create a bug. You can resize right window more than it should be possible considering min width of the second window. This creates scenario, where Right window "overlapping" left window. When focus is on the right it's not a problem, but when focus is on the left window, you can click on area that is under right windows
Expected behavior
Resizing should be blocked the moment when you can't shrink down left window any more
Screenshots
In this example, you can't click github logo, when focus is on left window
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce, if applicable:
Current commit
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