I just discovered that this problem also
happens in 'click-to-focus' mode.
It is just more annoying
in 'focus-follows-mouse' mode.
When a popup is displayed, a click outside
the popup window hides the popup and is passed
to the window below the cursor.
But that does not cause the activation of
the underlying window because the window
manager is not informed of that click.
Basically it does not involve the 'Activate and pass click'
function of the window manager.
Here is a precise scenario to reproduce:
- two partially overlapping konqueror windows.
make sure that one can see the 'new tab' button
of the lower window.
- perform a quick single click on a menu of the upper
konqueror window, so that the menu popup is
displayed and stays there without maintaining
the mouse button depressed.
- move the mouse over the 'new tab' button of
the lower window and perform a quick single click.
The popup disappears and the 'new tab' button
is triggered. But the lower konqueror window
remains inactive.
I just discovered that this problem also follows- mouse' mode.
happens in 'click-to-focus' mode.
It is just more annoying
in 'focus-
When a popup is displayed, a click outside
the popup window hides the popup and is passed
to the window below the cursor.
But that does not cause the activation of
the underlying window because the window
manager is not informed of that click.
Basically it does not involve the 'Activate and pass click'
function of the window manager.
Here is a precise scenario to reproduce:
- two partially overlapping konqueror windows.
make sure that one can see the 'new tab' button
of the lower window.
- perform a quick single click on a menu of the upper
konqueror window, so that the menu popup is
displayed and stays there without maintaining
the mouse button depressed.
- move the mouse over the 'new tab' button of
the lower window and perform a quick single click.
The popup disappears and the 'new tab' button
is triggered. But the lower konqueror window
remains inactive.
Going to report upstream...
- L.