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Not the GP, but I absolutely cannot live without focus follows mouse and love being able to type and interact with a window without raising it. For example I ca
by smabie 6y ago
Not the GP, but I absolutely cannot live without focus follows mouse and love being able to type and interact with a window without raising it. For example I can overlay a small terminal in front of a web browser and use both at the same time.
Using a floating window manager that doesn't support this is wasting a gross amount of screen real estate.
- kitsunesoba 6y agoIt's not a perfect replacement for mouse-focus, but most Mac apps can be interacted with without bringing them to the foreground by holding down command before clicking on the inactive window's controls. Also, right-clicking usually won't surface windows. Won't allow you to type but it's good enough for pasting bits in terminal windows, toggling settings, etc without changing which app or window is frontmost.