1. Open any GTK menu:
- a pulldown menu, for example the "File" menu in Nautilus
- a context menu, for example for a file in Nautilus
- a radio menu, for example any of the menus in the System Settings "Power" panel.
2. Mouse through the menu.
What happens: The first sensitive item highlights as it is moused over, but the others don't.
What should happen: Every sensitive item highlights as it is moused over.
3. Mouse over a submenu title.
What happens: Nothing.
What should happen: The submenu opens after a short delay.
4. Click the submenu title.
What happens: The submenu title highlights and the submenu opens.
This is a sequel to bug 949414, which has been marked fixed.
libgtk-3-0 3.4.0-0ubuntu1, Ubuntu Pangolin
1. Open any GTK menu:
- a pulldown menu, for example the "File" menu in Nautilus
- a context menu, for example for a file in Nautilus
- a radio menu, for example any of the menus in the System Settings "Power" panel.
2. Mouse through the menu.
What happens: The first sensitive item highlights as it is moused over, but the others don't.
What should happen: Every sensitive item highlights as it is moused over.
3. Mouse over a submenu title.
What happens: Nothing.
What should happen: The submenu opens after a short delay.
4. Click the submenu title.
What happens: The submenu title highlights and the submenu opens.
This is a sequel to bug 949414, which has been marked fixed.