It seems that in the mozilla browser, whenever some form of menu is activated... in unactivating it the mouse click is given soley to that function... i.e. - if one was to click on the 'Open Windows' option on the blue bar below the status bar, and then click on the 'File' menu item... the File menu does not open... but the 'Open Windows' option does close. I think if someone has chosen to click on a menu item, it is clear that they wish to investigate that area... given the vast space available elsewhere that they may have chosen to click on. Thus, it would be very nice if that when a menu is active, any mouse-click outside of the menu is not only used to close that menu, but also passed on to whatever may be lurking in the vicinity of the mouse pointer - i.e. normal operations as if the menu were not even an issue.

Exact lexical DUP of bug 32819 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 32819 ***

Verifying; this bug number is redundant.