As an example, when Claude Code loses focus, it hides its cursor. If I unfocus Emacs entirely, Ghostel correctly signals to Claude Code (or whatever process is running) that there is no focus. However, the same does not happen when selecting a different window inside of Emacs. My expecation would be that selecting another window would trigger the same behavior in Ghostel as selecting an entirely different application.
As an example, when Claude Code loses focus, it hides its cursor. If I unfocus Emacs entirely, Ghostel correctly signals to Claude Code (or whatever process is running) that there is no focus. However, the same does not happen when selecting a different window inside of Emacs. My expecation would be that selecting another window would trigger the same behavior in Ghostel as selecting an entirely different application.