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wayland/xwayland: mouse events propagate to previous workspace after switching

See original GitHub issue

The issue:

qtile version: master (6620786f801f56fc61716514139044108eaef743)

Open window in workspace 1 (Xwayland or native; tested with firefox (wayland) and chromium (xwayland)
Position cursor over clickable portion of window
Switch to workspace 2 (either empty or containing existing window)
Click
Click incorrectly propagates to window in workspace 1

Moving the mouse between switching and clicking does not exhibit this behavior.

Required:

I have searched past issues to see if this bug has already been reported.

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Created a year ago
Comments:7 (6 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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m-colcommented, Nov 12, 2022

I believe this is fixed by https://github.com/qtile/qtile/pull/3862, please re-open if not

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3nprobcommented, Aug 18, 2022

Updated to latest master, same behavior as before:

	Dropdown WL	Dropdown XWL
Clicked WL	Works	Works
Clicked XWL	Broken	Broken

“Clicked” would be the window I am trying to click and “Dropdown” would be the no longer visible window that hijacks the click.

python-pywlroots v0.15.19; wlroots 0.15.1.

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