>The same thing happens with some gtk3 window shadows, e.g. the gnome calculator: Underlying
> windows cannot be brought into focus near the window border in the shadow area.
I first noticed as I had a window full screen on monitor 1, and it prevents the use of the "close,minimize,maximise" controls on the titlebar of neighbouring window on another monitor, unless I focus on it, by clicking outside the shadowed region.
I'm not 100% on who is at fault, but shadows of UI elements should be transparent to clicks, IMO.
Can confirm this part
>The same thing happens with some gtk3 window shadows, e.g. the gnome calculator: Underlying
> windows cannot be brought into focus near the window border in the shadow area.
Ubuntu 18.04 gnome shell, multiple monitors, nvidia.
I first noticed as I had a window full screen on monitor 1, and it prevents the use of the "close, minimize, maximise" controls on the titlebar of neighbouring window on another monitor, unless I focus on it, by clicking outside the shadowed region.
I'm not 100% on who is at fault, but shadows of UI elements should be transparent to clicks, IMO.