Since updating to Fedora 41 I noticed that some apps have a resize problem.
The app will start but be in a smallish window. When moving the mouse the sides or corners of the window the cursor does not change into a “resize” cursor. Also, when there is a window beneath it and click on the sides or corner to try and resize the app, the app window will go beneath the window that was previously beneath it.
I believe this is a result of greater sensitivity in the mouse position.
I see similar in that it sometimes takes a couple tries to get the icon to change to the indication for resizing the window and if you click when the icon is still a pointer and not the “resize” icon then it will act as you describe.
I thought so as well, however, even when I very carefully move the mouse cursor, the cursor will remain a pointer and not change. I also found that when my mouse cursor is at the location where I would expect the cursor to change (clearly inside the window) and I do a long press, I get the “display” menu, the same menu when I would do a long press on the background.
I have this problem now on both my desktop and my laptop, both running FC-41
As mentioned in the reply you linked, I added MUTTER_FRAMES_PLATFORM_LIBRARY=none to /etc/environment and logged out and back in. No change.
I do see though that when I the mouse cursor is inside the tuta window, the cursor seems to get smaller and looks older, a bit like a mouse cursor from the 90’s. This is regardless of the MUTTER_FRAMES_PLATFORM_LIBRARY setting.
Not sure if it is related, but when I use the AppImage that tuta.com supplies, there is no problem with resizing and the mouse cursor looks normal. <snip unrelated text>
I restarted my PC this morning and sadly, no change.
When checking my env variables I see MUTTER_FRAMES_PLATFORM_LIBRARY=none. So it does not seem to help.