Widgets problem with NPAPI

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Hi,

I am in the middle of writing a PDF-handler plugin
that uses GTK and Poppler-GLib. The requirement is
that it has to work in Opera. I simply use gtk_plug_new()
on the Window ID I get via NPAPI and add widgets into
it as a container. The plugin works nicely with Firefox
when using nspluginwrapper.

But  I have some problems when I try to run it inside Opera.
The problem with Opera is that the focus works in a very
strange way, it seems that all widgets receive FOCUS IN events
as soon as the pointer enters the plugin subwindow area.
When I click anywhere inside the plugin area, always the same
specific widget (it's a combobox) receives the mouse event,
no matter where I click. The combobox doesn't even set to
have the initial focus. The combobox is packed into a hbox
after a spinbutton which does have the initial focus.
The focus/highlighting starts to work correctly after I click
outside of the combobox to close it. It's very annoying
and is a showstopper for usability.

As far as I can see, Opera has its own plugin wrapper
that only uses Xlib, i.e. no Qt and no GTK.

Does anyone know how to work around this problem with Opera?
I can provide the current plugin code privately.

Thanks in advance and best regards,
Zoltán Böszörményi

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