Everything KDE-related from git master as of today. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Move your cursor above some UI element you want to click on that happens to be in the area of the screen where notifications appear 2. Get a notification 3. Click OBSERVED RESULT The notification gets activated, taking you to the sending app, which breaks your focus and takes you away on what you were doing EXPECTED RESULT New notifications should not be positioned in a location where the cursor already is, so that clicking will not accidentally trigger a suddenly-appearing notification
Do you have a particular solution in mind? Changing the popup location/behavior based on the cursor location sounds a bit brittle/unexpected to me
I think would prefer if it would position the notification in the next available position that doesn't have a cursor in it. That is to say, if you imagine that notifications appear in a stack, if item 0 in the stack has my cursor in that area, the notification would appear in position 1 rather than position 0.
Alternatively, maybe ignore the click if it happens <100ms after a notification (or something else) appears under mouse pointer?