Pretty much as the subject says, the screensaver keeps activating and locking me out while I'm watching a long video, even while in full-screen. I've been able to find posts discussing this issue in Ubuntu or in earlier (non-LXQt) versions of Lubuntu, but I haven't seen it for 18.10+ yet (gnome-tweaks isn't going to help much here).
Is there any way to prevent this from happening?
(Edit: I had the wrong version listed initially; I'm still seeing the error in 19.04.)
I updated from 16.04 LTS to 18.04 last year, and the Gnome notifications are a nuisance. In 16.04 with Unity, notifications would not grab focus, they'd just appear as an overlay in the corner -- you couldn't even click on them. In 18.04 with Gnome, when a notification pops up, it grabs focus from the current window. This is really disruptive, since I routinely have to monitor multiple chat channels that send notifications to me. I'll be in the middle of typing something in one channel when a notification from another interrupts, causing me to type several letters into the void before I manually get the cursor back where it's supposed to be, completely breaking my flow.
I definitely need to be aware of the notifications as they come in, so I can't just block, mute, or hide them, but I don't want them to interrupt what I'm doing when they appear. Is there a way to do this that I'm overlooking? I'd prefer a built-in/official solution over one that requires installing a patch or mod, if possible.