Non-Regression:On-Screen keyboard doesn't get popped-up immediately when cursor is at Name field of Add printer overlay |
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Issue descriptionChrome Version:65.0.3325.159/10323.55.0 Beta channel Daisy,Kip,Reks OS:Chrome OS What steps will reproduce the problem? (1)Sign into user ->Enable 'On-Screen Keyboard' from Accessibility settings (2)Go to chrome://settings/cupsPrinters page ->click to Add Printer and Observe Expected:When Add Printer overlay is opened,On-Screen keyboard should popped-up immediately since default cursor is at Name field Actual:Instead,On-Screen keyboard doesn't get popped-up when cursor is at Name field This is a Non-Regression issue seen from M-62 Note: 1.Issue is not seen in Linux,Windows OS 2.Issue is also seen on latest M-67 dev
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Apr 9 2018
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Apr 9 2018
Hi rkalavakuntla, The issue looks like something when triggering onFocus callback. I just checked 10557 on link, the issue didn't repro, can you take another look on 10557 or above? Thanks!
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Apr 9 2018
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Apr 9 2018
Able to reproduce the issue on 67.0.3390.0/10559.0.0 dev channel Cyan. Attached the screencast for reference.. Thanks!
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Apr 10 2018
thanks for the quick response. i did another test on bob, the issue also didn't repro, i'll try find one cyan.
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Apr 11 2018
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Aug 21
This bug has a target milestone that has passed. Please help bug cleanup: mark it closed or update/remove the milestone target.
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Aug 23
Reproed on latested Link, will try to fix in later version.
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Sep 6
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Sep 12
Usually, the virtual keyboard only shows up from a user gesture (e.g. by clicking the text field, by clicking a button that causes an input to be focused). See the discussion in 642513. Based on the discussion in 642513, it looks like this is WAI. We shouldn't be automatically showing the VK when navigating to a new page (in this case it's a modal dialog, but same idea). From a UX perspective, I guess it's better for users to see the entire form first before forcing them to start entering information? |
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Comment 1 by omrilio@chromium.org
, Mar 25 2018