I'm observing some interesting behavior, where if I try to resize or pan a window, the actual window that gets affected is always the window that was in focus the last time a command was ran. Sequence of events will thus be like this:
Browser focused
Terminal focused
Try to resize terminal -> browser gets resized (incorrect)
Try to resize terminal again -> terminal gets resized (I assume this is because at step 3 the terminal was actually in focus)
Try to resize terminal again -> terminal gets resized (all good)
Browser focused
Try to resize browser -> terminal gets resized (same issue as step 4)
Try to resize browser again -> browser gets resized (all good)
This is my best assessment of its behavior, as sometimes it will actually resize a window that seemed totally random and hadn't been focused recently, but it turned out that that was the window I opened first after booting up the computer itself, and it would do this on my first command issued after boot.
I'm observing some interesting behavior, where if I try to resize or pan a window, the actual window that gets affected is always the window that was in focus the last time a command was ran. Sequence of events will thus be like this:
This is my best assessment of its behavior, as sometimes it will actually resize a window that seemed totally random and hadn't been focused recently, but it turned out that that was the window I opened first after booting up the computer itself, and it would do this on my first command issued after boot.
My settings are as follows: