Out of curiosity, how do you raise windows? Anyway, I was unable to reproduce this with FF 1.333.0 and Debian 12. However, I normally do not run with these settings, so perhaps I do not have them set up correctly.
Perhaps some screen shots of your settings might be in order to verify I tried correctly. Similarly, a copy of your FF prefs.js (sanitized, of course). This file would be in your profile directory and contains only values that are different from built in defaults. I also presume that this just recently started happening, and you have tried restarting both FF and logging out/in just in case anything wonky happened during some upgrade. mrc On Mon, Dec 9, 2024 at 3:33 AM <keller.st...@gmx.de> wrote: > > I have Debian 12 with XFCE and firefox on my Laptop. The XFCE window > manager is configured such that a window is not raised when I click or > double click (select) inside it. This works for all X11 windows > except for firefox, which is raised when I click inside. > > Why is firefox's behavior so different and how can I change it? > > Steve >
