Hey everyone,
I've encountered a serious issue on macOS Sonoma that's really affecting my workflow, and I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing this.
Issue: When switching between applications or interacting with Safari (or any other app), the active window sometimes loses focus, making it unresponsive to certain actions. For example, after right-clicking on Safari from the dock and then trying to interact with it, the browser might visually regain focus, but elements on the page don't respond to hovering or clicks as they should.
Steps to Reproduce:
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Looking forward to any advice or insights. Thanks!
I've encountered a serious issue on macOS Sonoma that's really affecting my workflow, and I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing this.
Issue: When switching between applications or interacting with Safari (or any other app), the active window sometimes loses focus, making it unresponsive to certain actions. For example, after right-clicking on Safari from the dock and then trying to interact with it, the browser might visually regain focus, but elements on the page don't respond to hovering or clicks as they should.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Right-click on the desktop.
- Left-click on the desktop.
- Right-click on Safari in the dock.
- Double left-click to bring Safari back to focus.
- Try interacting with the webpage (hover/click).
- Open Safari, then switch to another app while keeping Safari visible.
- Right-click on Safari without switching back to it.
- Left-click on Safari to regain focus.
- Try interacting with the webpage (hover/click).
- Restarting macOS.
- Booting into Safe Mode.
- Resetting PRAM/NVRAM and SMC.
- Repairing disk permissions.
- Testing in a clean user profile.
- Reinstalling macOS.
- Disabling non-essential startup items.
- macOS Version: Sonoma
- Affected Apps: Safari, Notes, and others
Video:
Looking forward to any advice or insights. Thanks!