https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=362189
--- Comment #22 from Jos Wijdeven <josser90...@gmail.com> --- I did some testing. - It works really well with LibreOffice writer. - When you update or install software, the root password dialog receives focus (fantastic, so you don’t have to search for it) - Pressing the super key moves the focus to the search box of the menu (great). Only thing here is that the zoomed area doesn’t move all the way to the edge of the desktop so the first part of the search box is outside of the zoomed area. - It works well with Kate. Except when you move the caret to the end of a line or end of the file some weird jumping of the zoomed area occurs. If you’re typing a line eventually the caret disappears past the right edge of the zoomed area. Moving back one character (left arrow key) makes the area jump back so the caret is inside again but moving the caret forward makes it go outside again. As long as there is at least one character after the caret it works fine. - Konsole/terminal: every time you type a character the zoom area jumps to the center of the desktop instead of following the caret. I don’t know if these are Qt Accessibility things or have to be fixed in the applications themselves? A little nuisance: when the zoomed area moves to focus the caret it remembers the position of the mouse pointer where the zoomed area was before the focus shift. So when you use/touch the mouse (by accident or on purpose) the zoomed area jumps back to where the mouse pointer was before. You then have to find you spot back again. Maybe there is a way to keep the mouse pointer within the zoomed area (even if it is just on the edge of it, but not on top of the caret)? Wish list item: right now the zoomed area moves along with every letter typed. Maybe an extra option is possible that the zoomed area only moves when the caret reaches the edge of the zoomed area, for example with a 10% (or adjustable) margin. That might also prevent the unexpected jumping like in Kate or Konsole? But so far this is a big help, thank you again. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
