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LCA: Two talks on the state of XLCA: Two talks on the state of XPosted Feb 9, 2008 16:40 UTC (Sat) by rsidd (subscriber, #2582)In reply to: LCA: Two talks on the state of X by tjc Parent article: LCA: Two talks on the state of X
If it is a firefox issue, here's what you do (and what I do): Edit -> Preferences -> Content -> Enable Javascript "advanced" button -> uncheck "Allow scripts to raise or lower windows".
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LCA: Two talks on the state of X Posted Feb 9, 2008 16:43 UTC (Sat) by rsidd (subscriber, #2582) [Link] Got to add though: it would be very nice to see the window manager implement "raise windows only to top of stack of windows for that application". So the Firefox window will be the topmost firefox window and you will see it on top if you're already focussed on firefox, but not if you're focussed on an xterm or something else.
LCA: Two talks on the state of X Posted Feb 9, 2008 20:30 UTC (Sat) by tjc (subscriber, #137) [Link] > it would be very nice to see the window manager implement "raise windows only to top of stack of windows for that application". I think sawfish does something like this? The Firefox problem seems to have been fixed, if only recently. I booted to a new install of Ubuntu 7.10, and Firefox 2.0.0.12 doesn't raise itself on page loads anymore. It still maps new windows over the top of the currently focused window, but it's a start anyway.
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