Some tiny nitpicking: With compositing and shadows enabled, Xfwm shows shadows across monitor borders. i.e. if a window is completely on monitor A, but near the edge towards monitor B, part of the shadow is visible on B (of course this would be a different case if the window was partially on A and B). I suppose if we ever invent monitors with literally 0 bezel width, this would make sense :) But for now, it looks a bit weird.
Yes, I agree, but I am not sure it's worth the effort/complexity.
I also agree. At least with maximized windows this problem is easily fixable (bug #16381)
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