Immersive fullscreen toolbar (macOS): not clickable area

[m.iurato]

This issue has been described for the first time here (in 2023):
Immersive Fullscreen Toolbar - Mac

And then again here:
Immersive Fullscreen Toolbar - Mac - Update

It’s a really annoying problem and still persists.
I made a small GIF to visualize it:

Brave browser version:
1.77.97 Chromium: 135.0.7049.84 (arm64)

Operating system version:
Sequoia 15.4

[289wk]

@m.iurato

Please edit your Original Post (“OP”) above, in order to include:

• Brave Browser version numbers
• Operating System version numbers

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Details of the previously reported issue that you referred to, in your Original Post, above:

Description of the issue:
How can this issue be reproduced?

1. Macbook Air 13" (2020) and Macbook Air 15" (2023).
2. When enabling Immersive Fullscreen Toolbar, there is an area directly beneath the tool bar that does not permit clicking on webpage items. It’s a thin area but any websites that have clickable items directly in this area cannot be selected with the mouse. For example, the attached screen capture (link below) shows from Amazon.com when I hover my mouse over the “Returns & Orders” button, I am unable to click the link. However, if I move my mouse towards the perimeter of the clickable items, my mouse appears and I can click it. Amazon is just an example. This issue happens on all websites with clickable items directly below the toolbar.

Example: https://share.icloud.com/photos/035p3kXJa7wTFefguK9u0i6cQ

Expected result:
Buttons/Hyperlinks should be clickable anywhere within the designated area, not just the outer edges. This issue does not present itself when using Immersive FullScreen Toolbar on Chrome.

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[m.iurato]

Added browser/OS version info

[m.iurato]

Any news for the issue? ‎ ‎ ‎

[289wk]

Re your link:

https://www.icloud.com/photos/#/icloudlinks/035p3kXJa7wTFefguK9u0i6cQ

Still not seeing an illustration of your issue.

Your GIF:

https://global.discourse-cdn.com/brave/original/3X/a/6/a62e1f998c400e7fa3352e966d399eb70ed60f8c.gif

. . . is unfortunately, not revealing ← too small, too dark: