Feature Request: Apply Blur-Me to All Monitors

[NeilCresswell]

This extension has been working great for me on either a single monitor or the primary monitor on a multi-monitor set up, with no issues. (Fedora 34 Workstation 64 bit with Gnome 40.x, Wayland and default AMD OS drivers.)

Any secondary monitor(s) are not blurred when moving to the workspaces view (system key, clicking on Applications, etc.) and just have the stock behavior. It'd be really nice to see the same affect applied to all monitors. Most folks have their monitors side-by-side so it is quite noticeable when you jst get the solid dark grey outer area on one monitor but not the other.

Just a nice to have that would I think improve this already great extension some more. I have really appreciated and enjoyed using Blur-Me, so if eventually this suggestion is implemented, please feel free to ping me if I could help test. (Seems only fair!)

[ckissane]

@NeilCresswell thank you for offering to test! I have been needing testers for multi monitor behavior for a while now!

[ckissane]

I will definitely ping you when I have something for you to test, but I am quite busy right now and it might take a week+.

[NeilCresswell]

Great! I'm really glad if I can help test this and absolutely no worries re the timing. Considering you're putting your time in gratis, and this is a nice cosmetic thing as opposed to a core functional issue, I'm just happy you're willing to take a look at it.

[retrixe]

For me, this issue happens somewhat randomly, when I plug in my monitor, the display on the left (primary) goes grey, after which it randomly breaks/fixes itself on my left monitor from time to time.

[VergeDX]

I also can help with testing : ), I noticed extension blur-my-shell also has the same issues.