Regression: Focus does not appear on Find bar via tab key after clicking on page.
Reported by
jshan...@etouch.net,
Aug 17 2016
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Issue description
Chrome Version:53.0.2785.70 (Official Build) 96e2feaa628dc2acd70404bf970fbdf18ec1bc2b-refs/branch-heads/2785@{#635}-32/64 bit
OS: Windows (7,8,8.1,10), Mac(10.10.5, 10.11.4), Linux (14.04 LTS).
Steps:
1. Launch Chrome,Press 'Ctrl+F' key to open Find in page on any page/NTP.
2. Type some letter like 'g', click anywhere on page then click on 'Next' button.
3. Now press tab key and observe
Actual: Grey highlight is not seen on 'Previous' button after step 3 i.e Focus does not appear on Find bar.
Expected: Grey highlight should be seen on 'Previous' button after step 3 i.e Focus should appear on Find bar.
This is a regression issue broken in M-53, below is bisect info.
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+log/d3655e825ef57ce4543f96959523713d84a3b077..c89b095ae1e9a36e10aed62540b642f885743241?pretty=fuller&n=100
Suspecting: r401079 ?
Please help to re-assign if your change is not the cause for this issue.
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Aug 17 2016
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Aug 19 2016
Peter, I'm curious what you think should happen here. Should next/previous buttons take focus when clicked/touched (perhaps just when the find bar textfield itself doesn't have focus)?
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Aug 19 2016
My offhand reaction is that the current behavior is correct. What happens in web content? If you have tab focus on some element, and click a button elsewhere in the page, and hit tab again, does the focus transfer from the original element or from the button?
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Aug 19 2016
AFAICT, clicking a button in web content transfers focus to that button. (so hitting TAB causes focus to cycle to the element after the button) Right now, focus disappears when clicking find-next after clicking web content; TAB/SPACE/ENTER/typing is no-op :( My comment #3 seems better (focus next/prev(/close?) on click/touch, unless the find bar textfield has focus). WDYT? Otherwise, I'm inclined to always focus the find next/prev(/close?) buttons on click/touch down.
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Aug 20 2016
The only two behaviors that make sense to me are: * Clicking next/previous always sets focus to them * Clicking next/previous never changes the focused element in any way Sounds like the first is more consistent with how we handle web content. But I don't know if it's consistent with how we handle top-level UI. I don't think e.g. clicking back/forward set focus to them.
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Jan 17 2017
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Mar 9 2018
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Sep 13
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Sep 13
Archiving old bugs that haven't been actively assigned in over 180 days. If you feel this issue should still be addressed, feel free to reopen it or to file a new issue. Thanks! |
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