Scroll Version:
- scroll -v
scroll version 1.13-dev
- Package manager reports:
sway-scroll 1.12.21-1
Configuration File:
This can be observed with this minimal config:
include /etc/scroll/config
focus_follows_mouse full
Description:
With focus_follows_mouse full, on a multi-monitor system, fullscreen a window on one monitor. Mouse over the other monitor, then mouse back. The fullscreen program does not receive focus, and whatever was focused on the non-fullscreen display keeps focus. This appears to occur both with default and layout fullescreen modes.
Expected behavior: The fullscreen window should receive focus when the mouse moves over it, since a fullscreen window, by definition, should be fully on screen.
Well, actually in layout mode, a fullscreen window can be partially scrolled off screen, so I suppose it's not always fully on screen... but it should take focus when it is fully on screen.
Scroll Version:
scroll version 1.13-devsway-scroll 1.12.21-1Configuration File:
This can be observed with this minimal config:
Description:
With
focus_follows_mouse full, on a multi-monitor system, fullscreen a window on one monitor. Mouse over the other monitor, then mouse back. The fullscreen program does not receive focus, and whatever was focused on the non-fullscreen display keeps focus. This appears to occur both withdefaultandlayoutfullescreen modes.Expected behavior: The fullscreen window should receive focus when the mouse moves over it, since a fullscreen window, by definition, should be fully on screen.
Well, actually in layout mode, a fullscreen window can be partially scrolled off screen, so I suppose it's not always fully on screen... but it should take focus when it is fully on screen.