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Did they find a way to cram even more stuff into the title bar?
I can't click to raise thunderbird from behind another window without clicking on something "functional" anymore...
Man, I'm having such a bad day for trying to click on "dead space" on a window where there is none. Sounds like tbird drove off the same cliff.
Hrm.. I just changed (in KDE) "right click" in inactive windows to be "Activate and Raise" rather than "Activate, raise and pass click". I never liked this behavior for left-click before, but maybe having it as a right-click will help.