(In reply to Martin Giger [:freaktechnik] from comment #2) > A couple of observations: > - We should move focus into the customization when it opens If the customization search field could have initial focus, that would be great, and also help to reduce the problem somewhat (not entirely), as "a" and `Del` key get absorbed by the text input (but other shortcuts like Ctrl+K are not absorbed because the text input doesn't use them).
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(In reply to Martin Giger [:freaktechnik] from comment #2) > A couple of observations: > - We should move focus into the customization when it opens If the customization search field could have initial focus, that would be great, and also help to reduce the problem a little bit (not entirely at all), as "a" and `Del` key get absorbed by the text input (but other shortcuts like Ctrl+K are not absorbed because the text input doesn't use them).
(In reply to Martin Giger [:freaktechnik] from comment #2) > A couple of observations: > - We should move focus into the customization when it opens If the customization search field could have initial focus, that would be great, and also help to reduce the problem a little bit (not entirely at all), as "a" and `Del` key get absorbed by the text input (but other shortcuts like Ctrl+K are not absorbed because the text input doesn't use them). Of course, that's still not enough because whenever something outside the search box gets focus, we're back to the problem. Alex proposal of comment 3 looks promising!
(In reply to Martin Giger [:freaktechnik] from comment #2) > A couple of observations: > - We should move focus into the customization when it opens If the customization search field could have initial focus, that would be great, and also help to reduce the problem a little bit (not entirely at all), as "a" and `Del` key get absorbed by the text input (but other shortcuts like Ctrl+K are not absorbed because the text input doesn't use them). Of course, that's still not enough because whenever something outside the search box gets focus, we're back to the problem. Alex' proposal of comment 3 looks promising!