Created attachment 788931 [details] screenshot showing menu changing from Favorites to Internet Description of problem: The Gnome Classic Session Application menu changes from Favorites to something else if you mouse straight to a favorite application because the path the cursor travels temporarily hovers over another menu. For example, if you have Applications Favorites ------> Documents Accessories Empathy Graphics Files Games Firefox Internet Libreoffice Writer Office Rhythmbox Sound & Video Terminal Say you want to open a Terminal window. So you click on Applications in the upper-left corner of the screen and want to open a Terminal. If you move the mouse in a straight line towards Terminal, the cursor will cross over the Accessories, Graphics, Games and Internet categories along the path and the menu will change to one of them (which one is unpredictable depending on timing and the exact path traveled) and *poof*, the Terminal icon you intended to click on is gone! So now you have to go back and click on Favorites, then carefully move the mouse directly to the right to Documents, and then down to get to Terminal. Please only change categories if you either 1. click on a new category 2. or hover for a minimum amount of time (0.25 second? 0.5 second?) over a new category This will let you quickly drag the cursor directly to a Favorites item. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-shell-extension-apps-menu-3.8.3 gnome-shell-3.8.4 How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. start Gnome Classic session (or enable Applications Menu extension) 2. click on Applications in upper-left corner 3. move mouse directly to the bottom item in the Favorites list Actual results: the menu changes while you mouse to you favorite item Expected results: the menu stays the same so you can click on your favorite item Additional info:
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