Package: emacs Version: 1:26.1+1-3.2+deb10u1 Hi,
Since Debian 10, I've noticed that on occasion Emacs steals focus. It doesn't happen always, but often enough to be annoying when working with 2 applications and an emacs sitting in between both. To reproduce, just quickly move the cursor between the 2 applications and the extremity. Use konsole or similar application to easily see whether you have focus by the shape of the cursor. After a couple of seconds of shaking the mouse between the 2 consoles, you'll notice that emacs has stolen the focus from them. I've tried KDE's focus stealing prevention, to no avail. Emacs still does it. I've even written an LD_PRELOADable object which maps XGrabPointer and XGrabKeyboard to a no-op: this doesn't help either (although it does trigger when clicking on a menu item) => so I suppose emacs uses some different X intrinsics call to steal the focus, but which one? Is there a way from within Emacs to switch this annoying behavior off? Thanks, Alain
