On Sat, Jun 04, 2005 at 04:52:51PM +0200, Bj?rn Steinbrink wrote:
>
> This is, AFAICT, not FVWM related, as I have experienced the same with
> metacity (Gnome) and IIRC also with wmi. Often changing focus using
> alt+tab works here to get a correct focus. I think that Mozilla tries to
> keep track of the currently focussed window itself and has some bug
> there, as I sometimes even get a bookmark opened in the wrong window,
> although it was selected from the bookmark menu.
I have had many many many focus problems with mozilla and firefox.
Sometimes page down will apear to do nothing, yet I later discover
some other opened tab has paged down for no reason. Opening a link in
a new window using the right click menu loses focus when the new
window goes away; I have to click in the old window to use page
up/down again. Pasting into the URL field with the middle button
sometimes forgets the focus and I have to click somewhere in the URL
in order to hit ENTER. Showing a tab while it is still resolving the
name or before anything much has been downloaded (and nothing
displayed) leaves the focus somewhere other than the page itself, and
I have to click somewhere innocuous before page up/down work.
Some are repeatable, most are not. Mozilla/firefox has terrible focus
problems, whether using it with Redhat, gentoo, or slackware.
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Received on Sat Jun 04 2005 - 10:16:35 BST