> Based on your example, I'd say another option might be:
> - if the click is used to give focus, then don't follow the link.
Given that if you press the button longer it also doesn't
follow the link, the
tooltip tells you that it does, even without focus, and doesn't
mention that
mouse-2 does the job too (it's masked by mouse-1), I think it would only
create further confusion.
I made the same suggestion as Stefan, and I don't think it would lead to
further confusion. As I mentioned, that is pretty much the behavior that
Windows users experience every day (the first click establishes focus). And
I can testify that it has saved my derriere more than once, when I
accidentally clicked something (e.g. button) in a window that didn't have
the focus. Of course, mouse-follows-focus would no doubt overrule this
behavior, so it wouldn't help in that case.
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