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trufae / Therm

An iTerm2 fork with focus on minimalism and better defaults
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"Focus Follows Mouse" settings are ignored #42

Closed zakx closed 6 years ago

zakx commented 6 years ago

In the advanced settings, "steal key focus even when inactive" is set to no (by default as it seems). However, the application windows still do steal key focus when inactive.

I've tried disabling "Focus follows Mouse" completely, but that doesn't work either. I also tried setting "steal key focus…" to yes, and to no again, and restarted, which also had no effect.

I'm running Version 0.1.5.

trufae commented 6 years ago

yes, it’s hardcoded in the code on purpose, settings are not cleanedup completely. there are settings that i dont want to have them as option, mainly because having to tap to get focus in the root of many confusions and lack of performance when using the terminal. at least in my workflow

On 29 May 2018, at 11:49, zakx notifications@github.com wrote:

In the advanced settings, "steal key focus even when inactive" is set to no (by default as it seems). However, the application windows still do steal key focus when inactive.

I've tried disabling "Focus follows Mouse" completely, but that doesn't work either. I also tried setting "steal key focus…" to yes, and to no again, and restarted, which also had no effect.

I'm running Version 0.1.5.

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zakx commented 6 years ago

I see, thanks for the clarification.

tostr7191 commented 6 years ago

Could you reconsider adding a (working) option? I dislike focus follows mouse, but like therm a lot as a slimmed down version of iTerm. Also I think FFM is such a polar feature, either you hate it with a passion or you can't live without it. It's probably a good idea to make something like this configurable :)