On Friday 09 February 2007 15:34, Tony Nelson wrote: > At 3:52 PM +0100 2/9/07, Henry Ritzlmayr wrote: > >Am Freitag, den 09.02.2007, 09:08 -0500 schrieb Tony Nelson: > >> At 5:22 PM +0800 2/9/07, Ed Greshko wrote: > >> >Henry Ritzlmayr wrote: > >> >> Hi List, > >> >> > >> >> whenever I am using the mouse wheel in an non active window this > >> >> window automatically gets the focus. Can this be disabled? > >> >> > >> >> Scenario: > >> >> I am typing in kwrite while having firefox opened. Now I want to > >> >> scroll within firefox not loosing the focus in kwrite. > >> > > >> >The simple answer is "AFAIK, no". > >> > > >> >When you want to scroll within firefox you need to move your cursor > >> > over firefox for firefox to react to the wheel. If firefox does not > >> > become the window with focus then the wheel and buttons of the mouse > >> > remain > >> > >>attached to > >> > >> >the active (kwrite) window. > >> > >> Using Gnome, GEdit, and Firefox, I can type in GEdit and scroll Firefox > >> with the wheel without losing focus in GEdit. In case it matters, I > >> disbled the middle mouse button as I used to get middle clicks when > >> scrolling. > > > >I can confirm that - just testet Gnome - it works here as well. > > > >Then let me precise my question: > >Does anybody know how this behavior can be configured within KDE? > > No, but come to think of it, I have Kwrite and it also lets me scroll > Firefox in the background without losing focus while typing. Of course, > I'm running Gnome/Metacity and not KDE. > Just tried, in KDE. Focus followed the mouse to FF - I scrolled without clicking on FF - but followed the mouse back to KMail, so perhaps the answer for Henry is that he should scroll FF then move the mouse back over kwrite - no click required - before starting to type. I did have to slightly scroll over KMail to get the focus back. Anne
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