Google-play-music-desktop-player-unofficial-: Two clicks necessary to enter search field

[sigma67]

OS: Windows 10

GPMDP Version: 4.6.1

Issue Descriptions: When clicking on the search field when the window is inactive, a second click is necessary to actually start typing. This issue is present since 4.6 and did not appear before. This seems like a minor issue but it does get annoying after a while.

Steps to Reproduce: Open both GPMD and Notepad side-by-side. Use Notepad and then click on the GPMD search.

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[jostrander]

I can't reproduce this :confused:

[Art4es]

@jostrander
Try to switch from another app to gpmdp by clicking in the search field - dropdown opens, but no focus on input. (os: ubuntu16.04, gpmdp: 4.6.0)

[jostrander]

I did exactly that, however I'm using latest master (which is basically 4.6.1 currently). Was able to type immediately.

[AndrewMuise]

Can confirm that this is an issue on my end. Version 4.6.1, Windows 10.

[reduckted]

I can confirm this bug as well (Windows 10, GPMDP 4.6.1), however it doesn't happen every time. You can see it in the GIF below (the mouse cursor glows yellow when I click).

[MarshallOfSound]

From the screencast that @reduckted provided it look like this is a GPM issue, the DOM clearly received the click event as the suggestions appeared. My guess is that GPM are handling click events in a weird way and somehow this is an edge case.

[reduckted]

Hmm, I'm not so sure about that. I can reproduce this about 60-70% of the time in GPMDP, but I haven't been able to reproduce it at all in Chrome. Here's a diagram of how I can reproduce it.

1. Click on the desktop to take the focus away from GPMDP.
2. Click on the search box in GPMDP (the search box may or may not get the focus at this point).
3. Click somewhere else in GPMDP to close the dropdown.
4. Repeat.

For step 1, you don't have to click on the desktop. Clicking in another application would also be sufficient.

[jostrander]

Related to the back button listener maybe?

[sigma67]

Not happening for me in Chrome either, only 100% of the time in GDMDP. I also tried disabling most of the Desktop settings I had checked which unfortunately made no difference.

[vegeta897]

This is still happening for me. Windows 10, 4.6.1

[reduckted]

This was still happening to me on v4.6.1 (same version as my last comment a while ago), _but_ I've been using the latest Electron v4 build from #3588 (this is the artifact, I think), and I can no longer reproduce it. Perhaps it's electron-related, or maybe it's just a coincidence and something changed on GPM's side of things. 🤷‍♂