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Your Acrobat window should slightly resize a bit smaller than fullscreen but your Toolbar should be restored. The the text in the titlebar goes from a grayish color to black text.Īt that moment press and hold ALT and then tap the spacebar. You should show the titlebar 'active' again. The title bar of the window is grayed out and you can't drag it or resize it natively via windows.Ĭlick on the middle of your Acrobat window around a bit. I noticed it seems to be that the Acrobat window is maximized and just not displaying correctly. More information about what actions you can perform using this config file is available here.I have this same issue tonight and did the following to work around the issue. If you did want Shift+F11 to be your fullscreen key, you'd use: I like this one because (probably) nothing is going to be using that key combo, whereas Shift+F11 and F11 are both used at the application level. This will make the Windows/Super key into a modifier, so you press Windows+F11. Now, change the stanza mentioned above to read:

Once you've made the changes described below use openbox -reconfigure It may be inline with the rest of the file, like so: lxpanelctl menuīut you can break it out onto its own lines to make it more visible. You may wish to make a back-up of it prior to changing things since you don't want to mess it up. The file ~/.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml contains Openbox's keyboard configuration information. The fix, then, is to either change Openbox's fullscreen key or to change Chrome's (to something Openbox isn't using). Openbox then performs its own fullscreen process and never informs Chrome about it.

The problem is that Openbox, the Lubuntu window manager, sees you press F11 before Chrome does. Not feeling comfortable with Edit-by-Rewrite, I am posting my own answer. Ianorlin's answer is on-point, but I had a lot of trouble understanding what they were saying.