GNOME Mag jumps to focus
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Just installed Ubuntu 16.04 with the GNOME Desktop. I use the built-in magnifier and noticed that it's now jumping to the text input focus, which results in a lot of random jerking around the screen. I'd like the magnifier to just follow the mouse and not jump to the focused element or the text input. Does anyone know of a way of getting GNOME Mag to not follow the text input focus?
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Just installed Ubuntu 16.04 with the GNOME Desktop. I use the built-in magnifier and noticed that it's now jumping to the text input focus, which results in a lot of random jerking around the screen. I'd like the magnifier to just follow the mouse and not jump to the focused element or the text input. Does anyone know of a way of getting GNOME Mag to not follow the text input focus?
16.04 gnome accessibility
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Just installed Ubuntu 16.04 with the GNOME Desktop. I use the built-in magnifier and noticed that it's now jumping to the text input focus, which results in a lot of random jerking around the screen. I'd like the magnifier to just follow the mouse and not jump to the focused element or the text input. Does anyone know of a way of getting GNOME Mag to not follow the text input focus?
16.04 gnome accessibility
asked Apr 18 at 14:39
amonwilde
262
Just installed Ubuntu 16.04 with the GNOME Desktop. I use the built-in magnifier and noticed that it's now jumping to the text input focus, which results in a lot of random jerking around the screen. I'd like the magnifier to just follow the mouse and not jump to the focused element or the text input. Does anyone know of a way of getting GNOME Mag to not follow the text input focus?
16.04 gnome accessibility
16.04 gnome accessibility
asked Apr 18 at 14:39
amonwilde
262
asked Apr 18 at 14:39
amonwilde
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asked Apr 18 at 14:39
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asked Apr 18 at 14:39
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asked Apr 18 at 14:39
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Found the solution to this on my own. In gsettings, there are settings under Gnome > Desktop > a11y > Magnifier that aren't on the default settings panel in Universal Access.
There are two settings, follow focus and follow carot, that I changed to resolve this issue. You can use dconf-editor to edit these settings.
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1 Answer
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Found the solution to this on my own. In gsettings, there are settings under Gnome > Desktop > a11y > Magnifier that aren't on the default settings panel in Universal Access.
There are two settings, follow focus and follow carot, that I changed to resolve this issue. You can use dconf-editor to edit these settings.
edited Apr 18 at 17:26
Zanna
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answered Apr 18 at 17:05
amonwilde
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Found the solution to this on my own. In gsettings, there are settings under Gnome > Desktop > a11y > Magnifier that aren't on the default settings panel in Universal Access.
There are two settings, follow focus and follow carot, that I changed to resolve this issue. You can use dconf-editor to edit these settings.
edited Apr 18 at 17:26
Zanna
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answered Apr 18 at 17:05
amonwilde
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
Found the solution to this on my own. In gsettings, there are settings under Gnome > Desktop > a11y > Magnifier that aren't on the default settings panel in Universal Access.
There are two settings, follow focus and follow carot, that I changed to resolve this issue. You can use dconf-editor to edit these settings.
edited Apr 18 at 17:26
Zanna
48k13119227
answered Apr 18 at 17:05
amonwilde
262
Found the solution to this on my own. In gsettings, there are settings under Gnome > Desktop > a11y > Magnifier that aren't on the default settings panel in Universal Access.
There are two settings, follow focus and follow carot, that I changed to resolve this issue. You can use dconf-editor to edit these settings.
edited Apr 18 at 17:26
Zanna
48k13119227
answered Apr 18 at 17:05
amonwilde
262
edited Apr 18 at 17:26
Zanna
48k13119227
edited Apr 18 at 17:26
Zanna
48k13119227
edited Apr 18 at 17:26
Zanna
48k13119227
48k13119227
answered Apr 18 at 17:05
amonwilde
262
answered Apr 18 at 17:05
amonwilde
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answered Apr 18 at 17:05
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