GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 76155
Mouse cursor and status bar only react on hovering over a link after clicking in a newly opened tab (with open in new tab context menu)
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
When I change to another tab by clicking the tab with the mouse, the usual behaviour when hovering over links in the document of the newly selected tab doesn't work anymore until I click inside the document window. This at least covers changing the cursor to a hand and showing the URL in the status bar when hovering over a link, but probably also some more functions connected to hovering with the mouse over something, e.g. like CSS 'A:hover', JS 'onMouseOver=', etc.
Sorry, the problem description isn't complete. There seem to be some more dependencies than I mentioned. But I actually haven't found them all. So the above mentioned conditions are mandatory, but not sufficient. I'll add them here, when I found them.
OK, here's how I can reproduce the bug: I have "open tabs in background" switched on and have my tabs on the bottom. If I right click on a link and select open in new tab and then selected that tab with mouse to come to raise. it show's up but none of the hovering features described above. I can even switch between tabs and windows (either with the mouse or the keyboard) and the effect still remains. It only disappears, if I click into the display web page itself (not the tab). P.S.: Sorry, can't reopen the bug although I'm the submitter and logged in, who (according to the error message) should be able to do that. :-(
I cant reproduce this with post 1.2.0 cvs so its probably fixed, Sorry for the confusion.