Gnome "busy" cursor

[Miccio-AN]

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Good morning and first of all thanks for all your work with this indispensable extension.

Recently, after updating my system from Debian 11 to the new Debian 12 (Bookworm - which has a novelty amount) I notice an issue with many applications, even not all of them.

In practice: when they are started (sometimes even when they are closed) they cause the occupied cursor of gnome (that circle that turns for many seconds)

A thousand thanks!

[AsciiWolf]

I have also noticed this issue with Telegram Desktop, when clicking the "Enable notifications" ("Disable notifications") tray menu entry on my Fedora Workstation 38 system.

[Miccio-AN]

This "busy" cursor problem occurs in a lot of applications! Debian 12 - Gnome 43.4 - Kernel: 6.1.0-9-amd64

[frenchy82]

Is someone found a workaround?

[Miccio-AN]

Still no solution?

P.S. I've noticed that the "waiting" cursor returns to normal if you move the window around the screen. Weird thing ...

[AsciiWolf]

P.S. I've noticed that the "waiting" cursor returns to normal if you move the window around the screen. Weird thing ...

Or if you click on the top GNOME Shell panel.

[Miccio-AN]

However (unfortunately): still no update and no fix...

[Miccio-AN]

The problem continues to arise. How can I find a possible solution?

Thank you!

[ekonoval]

Same for me: chrome, chromium, telegram, slack - Ubuntu 24