https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=421068
--- Comment #3 from Alain Knaff <k...@kde.lka.org.lu> --- Another thing. If there really are still a sizable number of users around who use Java on the desktop, and who depend on the current "take focus at any time" behavior, maybe this could be made configurable on a per-application basis by using the "Special Applications Settings" window, i.e. the one where you also configure Focus Stealing Prevention per Application. Interestingly enough, this configuration window only contains a setting "Accept Focus", but no "Uses NET::TakeFocusProtocol". The latter would be very useful for the Firefox/Thunderbird case, because these 2 applications work alright even if they don't get these wm_take_focus messages. Indeed, the Client::takeFocus method already *gives* the application focus (via m_client.focus()) before allowing it to grab focus for itself. Thus the second step here is redundant in most cases (... and, as far as I understood, only useful for applications that do indeed want to hand focus to one specific subwindow of theirs) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
