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[BUG]Video Player Scrubber Loads Only in Half of Fullscreen Mode #777
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Need some investigation - what is different in mco-staging than in avalon-dev that is causing this? |
I tried multiple video items in MCO-staging, and was not able to reproduce this issue in Chrome. |
@elynema, @joncameron When you have the time, can you please check whether you can reproduce this? Thanks! |
@Dananji I am not able to reproduce. @abankhele Can you share what version of Chrome you are running? Is the problem still recurring for you? |
Yes, the issue is still reproducible for me. I'm using Chrome Version 133.0.6943.127 (Official Build) (arm64) |
I updated Chrome to the mentioned version and tried the same item in the screencast in the issue description, and I am still not able to reproduce this issue. |
I am using the mentioned version of Chrome with both the linked issue and the one in the video of the bug, both logged in and not logged in. I cannot replicate this bug on my macOS laptop. |
Describe the bug
When playing a video and maximizing the player, the timeline scrubber does not extend across the full width of the screen, instead loading in only half of the full-screen view. This issue occurs inconsistently—sometimes it appears when clicking the maximize button directly, but not always.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior, including the results:
Expected behavior
The scrubber should extend across the entire width of the video player in full-screen mode.
Screenshots/Screen Recording
Private Zenhub Video
Environment (please complete the following information):
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