> iirc Windows does take the focus into account, and you can scroll while the cursor is elsewhere. Which is damn annoying, since it ignores what a mouse pointe

> iirc Windows does take the focus into account, and you can scroll while the cursor is elsewhere. Which is damn annoying, since it ignores what a mouse pointer does 1st before anything else: it points at what you're interested in, and when results aren't what you wanted, you move the mouse (if that's what you're using).