https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=504519
--- Comment #5 from ulte...@gmail.com --- > It doesn't seem consistent to do this for built-in extra mouse buttons, but > not for custom-bound ones. Yes. Since the custom bindings make it act like a keyboard key, it gets rid of all mouse button press events. ___ One can also check that out by: 1. adding a debug output in a widget's bool event (QEvent *event) override and filter to remove the events (by QEvent::Type): Move, Show, Resize, Paint, HoverEvent, HoverMove, Enter, Leave That way, the debug output will only show up for events occuring on mouse click (click and drag for all mouse buttons also works here) 2. trying out the "rebind"-ed button inside the widget. Even if the window is in focus, the widget would normally not get that as a mouse event I tried this out with a QScrollBar of a QTabWidget, because it doesn't have any keyboard events enabled, making it easier to determine -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
