| ▲ | rifty 9 hours ago | |
> When a window is in the background it doesn't receive clicks, so you have to click on it twice. This is sort of true but the full truth is less straight forward. On unfocused apps you can still send through scrolling and (mostly) perform single clicks with command + click... you can also without focus send single clicks to certain controls the developer has ad hoc allowed 'click through' on... For mouse oriented users I'd recommend trying a focus follows mouse experience like AutoRaise [1]. But I mean, it's not like this solution existing absolves Apple of the broader criticism here about what they prioritize and deprioritize for the default user interface experience. | ||