When on the desktop, Kirigami's ScrollablePage should not allow scrolling with a click-and-drag. Scrolling should only happen with: - Mouse wheel scroll - Touchpad scroll gesture - Touchscreen single-finger swipe
Instead, a click-and-drag on the background should re-position the window if the user has that setting enabled (which is the default): Bug 403838
*** Bug 405768 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 431469 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Can reproduce with Fonts and General Behavior KCMs. 1. hover over a text in said KCMs 2. Hold left mouse button and drag the content up and down Operating System: Arch Linux KDE Plasma Version: 5.25.90 KDE Frameworks Version: 5.98.0 Qt Version: 5.15.6 Graphics Platform: Wayland
Very interesting. I can reproduce too, but this isn't the original bug, it's a different one: in this case it's the mouse handlers in labels, not on the page itself. Can you file a new bug report?
Currently the tooltip no longer exists. Is this intentional?
ops, wrong bug. Please ignore.
Why was this marked as 'resolved fixed?' Nothing seems to have changed about this bug behavior. Here are some examples: - System settings still handles a click-and-drag (even the smallest move of the cursor in any direction!) over a menu item as a scroll rather than a click despite not being a touch input. - In the Kalk calculator, clicking and dragging on the result of an equation doesn't select it as text to be copied or whatever, rather it merely... drags the number along the cursor and then moves it back into place once the user lets go of the mouse button? This behavior serves absolutely no purpose and makes the interface much less comfortable and intuitive—it needs to go away.
The bug report is specifically about the Kirigami.ScrollablePage component. The issues you're describing involve UI elements that don't use Kirigami.ScrollablePage. I also can't reproduce them with current git master on Wayland.