Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
When navigating to the Store page in Big Picture Mode, navigating to the content filtering box (the little settings cog above the search results list) on a controller and opening it doesn't focus to that new dialogue properly. Specifically: the controller movement doesn't switch to the new window, it remains controllable on the search results page in the background and I can't interact with (nor close, unless I leave the search page entirely) the foreground dialogue window to manage what results to see.
Run Steam in gamescope (This is how I was using Big Picture Mode to force Steam Input to work for some games like Hitman III for use with gamescope) - (The below shows an example, setting Big Picture Mode to 4K)
Press the Steam "guide" button (Controller logo button)
Navigate to "Store"
Select "Search" at the top of the page
Go slightly down (using a controller, of course) to select the content filtering cog button (this of course requires that content filtering is enabled and has values set)
Attempt to interact with it via controller (<- this is the problem)
Your system information
Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
When navigating to the Store page in Big Picture Mode, navigating to the content filtering box (the little settings cog above the search results list) on a controller and opening it doesn't focus to that new dialogue properly. Specifically: the controller movement doesn't switch to the new window, it remains controllable on the search results page in the background and I can't interact with (nor close, unless I leave the search page entirely) the foreground dialogue window to manage what results to see.
Screenshot (click me):
To clarify: this is not the same issue as https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/11847
Steps for reproducing this issue:
gamescope(This is how I was using Big Picture Mode to force Steam Input to work for some games likeHitman IIIfor use withgamescope) - (The below shows an example, setting Big Picture Mode to 4K)