web browsers via touch screen issues
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i am new using Ubuntu (17.10 version). i noticed that i am unable to drag web browsers (mozilla firefox 58.0.1 64-bit) or chromium etc via touch screen. using the touch pad everything went well. in addition, resizing, minimize and close buttons which are all located on the top portion of the browser is disabled via touch screen only. kindly help, this issue never been experienced in CentOS 7 Gnome Desktop.
my laptop is dell latitude 7275, 2 in 1 tablet/laptop
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red
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i am new using Ubuntu (17.10 version). i noticed that i am unable to drag web browsers (mozilla firefox 58.0.1 64-bit) or chromium etc via touch screen. using the touch pad everything went well. in addition, resizing, minimize and close buttons which are all located on the top portion of the browser is disabled via touch screen only. kindly help, this issue never been experienced in CentOS 7 Gnome Desktop.
my laptop is dell latitude 7275, 2 in 1 tablet/laptop
thank you,
red
firefox touchscreen
edited Feb 9 at 14:27
NeoTheThird
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asked Feb 9 at 5:12
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Moderation: Please don't use the ubuntu-touch flag for touchscreen-issues with generic Ubuntu versions. Ubuntu Touch is a special version of Ubuntu for android devices: ubuntu-touch.io. Use "touchscreen" instead. Thanks :)
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i am new using Ubuntu (17.10 version). i noticed that i am unable to drag web browsers (mozilla firefox 58.0.1 64-bit) or chromium etc via touch screen. using the touch pad everything went well. in addition, resizing, minimize and close buttons which are all located on the top portion of the browser is disabled via touch screen only. kindly help, this issue never been experienced in CentOS 7 Gnome Desktop.
my laptop is dell latitude 7275, 2 in 1 tablet/laptop
thank you,
red
firefox touchscreen
edited Feb 9 at 14:27
NeoTheThird
796428
asked Feb 9 at 5:12
redhax
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i am new using Ubuntu (17.10 version). i noticed that i am unable to drag web browsers (mozilla firefox 58.0.1 64-bit) or chromium etc via touch screen. using the touch pad everything went well. in addition, resizing, minimize and close buttons which are all located on the top portion of the browser is disabled via touch screen only. kindly help, this issue never been experienced in CentOS 7 Gnome Desktop.
my laptop is dell latitude 7275, 2 in 1 tablet/laptop
thank you,
red
firefox touchscreen
firefox touchscreen
edited Feb 9 at 14:27
NeoTheThird
796428
asked Feb 9 at 5:12
redhax
11
edited Feb 9 at 14:27
NeoTheThird
796428
asked Feb 9 at 5:12
redhax
11
edited Feb 9 at 14:27
NeoTheThird
796428
edited Feb 9 at 14:27
NeoTheThird
796428
edited Feb 9 at 14:27
NeoTheThird
796428
796428
asked Feb 9 at 5:12
redhax
11
asked Feb 9 at 5:12
redhax
11
asked Feb 9 at 5:12
redhax
11
11
Moderation: Please don't use the ubuntu-touch flag for touchscreen-issues with generic Ubuntu versions. Ubuntu Touch is a special version of Ubuntu for android devices: ubuntu-touch.io. Use "touchscreen" instead. Thanks :)
– NeoTheThird
Feb 9 at 12:12
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Moderation: Please don't use the ubuntu-touch flag for touchscreen-issues with generic Ubuntu versions. Ubuntu Touch is a special version of Ubuntu for android devices: ubuntu-touch.io. Use "touchscreen" instead. Thanks :)
– NeoTheThird
Feb 9 at 12:12
Moderation: Please don't use the ubuntu-touch flag for touchscreen-issues with generic Ubuntu versions. Ubuntu Touch is a special version of Ubuntu for android devices: ubuntu-touch.io. Use "touchscreen" instead. Thanks :)
– NeoTheThird
Feb 9 at 12:12
Moderation: Please don't use the ubuntu-touch flag for touchscreen-issues with generic Ubuntu versions. Ubuntu Touch is a special version of Ubuntu for android devices: ubuntu-touch.io. Use "touchscreen" instead. Thanks :)
– NeoTheThird
Feb 9 at 12:12
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Moderation: Please don't use the ubuntu-touch flag for touchscreen-issues with generic Ubuntu versions. Ubuntu Touch is a special version of Ubuntu for android devices: ubuntu-touch.io. Use "touchscreen" instead. Thanks :)
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