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Thanks jschoett for highlighting this problem.
Confirming based on comment 0, which is clear and plausible.
This is a datalossy UX error prevention fail, which can easily induce the user to delete more keys than intended, especially in the multiple-selection scenario. Imo reporter is right that we must not select random other keys after deleting keys from the list. Instead, selection must be cleared after deletion.

Thanks jschoett for highlighting this problem.
Confirming based on comment 0, which is clear and plausible.
This is a datalossy UX error prevention fail, which can easily induce the user to delete more keys than intended, especially in the multiple-selection scenario. Also, if you press DEL key just a little too long, it will probably proceed to delete other keys which were not originally selected. Imo reporter is right that we must not select random other keys after deleting keys from the list. Instead, selection must be cleared after deletion.