(Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS, GNOME Shell)
This is really starting to drive me nuts. I have a bunch of windows open and I see the edge of window A behind window B. I think that I can click on window A and it will come to the front. It does not.
It seems that if I click near the edge of window A, it thinks I am doing the wrong thing and ignores me. If enough of window A is visible so that I can click 10 or so pixels in from the edge of the window, then it will activate window A.
This is really obnoxious. If I see a 1-pixel strip of a window and I click on that window, I want to see that window come to the front.
Is there a super-tweaks or something that will let me change the default behavior?
Oddly, this may be application-specific. For example:
1: If a firefox window is in front of an Encryptr window, a click on the edge of the back window will work.
2: If a firefox window is behind a firefox window, a click on the edge of the back window will not work.
3: If a Terminal window is behind a firefox window, a click on the edge of the back window will not work.
4: If a firefox window is behind a Terminal window, a click on the edge of the back window will work.
