i3: change focus_follows_mouse without modifing the configuration

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As we know, the window manager i3 provides an option to control the behavior of the mouse moving from one window to another - the focus_follows_mouse option.



I wanted to control this behavior with my keyboard, so I tried to add this in my config:



bindsym $mod+b focus_follows_mouse yes


It doesn't do anything. I tried:



bindsym $mod+n exec --no-startup-id i3-msg 'focus_follows_mouse no'


Same result.



Is there a possibility to change the value for focus_follows_mouse without changing the config everytime?



I'm using version 4.15









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    As we know, the window manager i3 provides an option to control the behavior of the mouse moving from one window to another - the focus_follows_mouse option.



    I wanted to control this behavior with my keyboard, so I tried to add this in my config:



    bindsym $mod+b focus_follows_mouse yes


    It doesn't do anything. I tried:



    bindsym $mod+n exec --no-startup-id i3-msg 'focus_follows_mouse no'


    Same result.



    Is there a possibility to change the value for focus_follows_mouse without changing the config everytime?



    I'm using version 4.15









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      As we know, the window manager i3 provides an option to control the behavior of the mouse moving from one window to another - the focus_follows_mouse option.



      I wanted to control this behavior with my keyboard, so I tried to add this in my config:



      bindsym $mod+b focus_follows_mouse yes


      It doesn't do anything. I tried:



      bindsym $mod+n exec --no-startup-id i3-msg 'focus_follows_mouse no'


      Same result.



      Is there a possibility to change the value for focus_follows_mouse without changing the config everytime?



      I'm using version 4.15









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      As we know, the window manager i3 provides an option to control the behavior of the mouse moving from one window to another - the focus_follows_mouse option.



      I wanted to control this behavior with my keyboard, so I tried to add this in my config:



      bindsym $mod+b focus_follows_mouse yes


      It doesn't do anything. I tried:



      bindsym $mod+n exec --no-startup-id i3-msg 'focus_follows_mouse no'


      Same result.



      Is there a possibility to change the value for focus_follows_mouse without changing the config everytime?



      I'm using version 4.15







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