Whenever I have a bunch of windows open, let's say 15+, trying to drag a window around is a snapping nightmare where the window is constantly getting attached to window edges that are buried 10 layers deep, e.g. under a maximized browser window. Window snapping is crucial, I don't want to disable it, but this is a real pain. Sometimes, the bad snaps can interfere with the snap you *want*, making it difficult or impossible to rearrange your windows. This is ultimately a feature request, but I think it's a pretty obvious one and I was surprised that I couldn't find an issue already reported for it. SUMMARY STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Open a ton of randomly placed small windows. 20 KWrite windows launched from a terminal is a good way to test this. 2. Open a maximized window above all the other windows. 3. Move a non-maximized window around on top of the maximized window, and observe the snapping behavior. OBSERVED RESULT Window gets snapped at random locations all over the place. The setting "Snap windows: Only when overlapping" doesn't affect this (in fact, I don't know what it does). The issue feels more annoying as the resolution of your screen decreases, because the snapping margin doesn't scale with the screen resolution. On a QHD screen it's not too terrible, on FHD it's worse. EXPECTED RESULT Window does not get snapped anywhere, because there are no visible non-maximized windows to snap to. Operating System: Arch Linux KDE Plasma Version: 6.1.3 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.4.0 Qt Version: 6.7.2 Kernel Version: 6.10.1-arch1-1 (64-bit) Graphics Platform: Wayland ADDITIONAL INFORMATION This is potentially a tough ask, because the ideal implementation would correctly deal with partially visible windows, and only snap if the *portion* of the window that abuts the currently being moved window is at least partially visible, regardless of whether other parts of the window are visible or not. I think a reasonable starting point that is hopefully easy to implement would be to not ignore windows as snapping targets if they are entirely invisible. A slight step up from that might be to ignore window edges that are entirely invisible, if that could be implemented reasonably.