I’m on KDE Plasma (Wayland session) 6.3.4 on Debian testing/Trixie.
What I’d like to do is set up Plasma such that clicking on the contents of an inactive window only raises and activates the window, instead of raising, activating, and passing the click.
This is under System Settings → Window Management → Window Behavior → Window Actions → Inactive Inner Window Actions → Left Click:.
What I want to have happen is Activate and raise, only. This is the behavior that I’m used to from my Mac OS X days.
The setting works for Middle click: and Right click:.
But for Left click:, you get a different outcome than you’re requesting:
With System Settings and a Dolphin window open, setting Left click: to Activate, pass click, and raise on release does exactly what you’d expect it to.
Setting it to Activate, raise and pass click activates the window and passes the click, but does not raise it.
Setting it to Activate and pass click activates the window, but does not raise it or pass the click.
Setting it to just Activate activates and raises the window, but does not pass the click.
Setting it to Activate and raise passes the click without raising the window or activating it.
Sounds like a config file is a little turned around somewhere in the build process?? 
So, just to have a convenient “crib note:”
APCRR = Activate, pass click, and raise on release
ARPC = Activate, raise and pass click
APC = Activate and pass click
A = Activate
AR = Activate and raise
Mode A? R? P? D?
APCRR y y y y
ARPC y n y n
APC y n n n
A y y n n
AR n n y n
Legend:
A? Activates?
R? Raises?
P? Passes click?
D? On release? (Delayed?)
Just FYI, I did read this topic, which has similar issues, but didn’t have a resolution.
