Description of problem: Previously, konsole would: Change the color of an inactive tab on the tab bar when activity occurred in it. Display an icon on a tab that had the 'Copy Input To All Tabs In Current Window' option active. Both of these have stopped working in recent builds. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): konsole5-19.08.3-1.fc31.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open two tabs in konsole. Set the first tab to copy input to all tabs. 2. Type in first tab, which will also send the input to tab 2. 3. Actual results: No warning icon appears on the first tab to alert you that it is in copy mode. The second tab does not change colors even though activity is occurring in its terminal. Expected results: Icon on tab one, color change on tab two. Additional info:
Created attachment 1654002 [details] Previous behavior Screenshot attached with previous appearance, showing tab 1 icon indicating that input is copied to other tabs, and color change on tab2 due to activity.
The change occurred somewhere between konsole5-18.12.3-2 and konsole5-19.08.3-1, likely in the backing KDE libraries.
As of 19.12.1, the second tab changes colors again when activity is present. The icon still does not display on the source tab.
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