Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I mostly use only the keyboard to navigate between applications.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add keyboard shortcuts to switch the focus
TAB -> Focus from sidebar to list
SHIFT+TAB -> Focus from list to sidebar
I use search a lot, and it would really help to have a logical way to navigate from the search box to the result list. Or even just be able to press Cmd+Alt+C from the search box when only one result has been found.
MacPass has keyboard shortcuts to move the focus to entry ⌘⌥E, inspector ⌘⌥I and groups ⌘⌥G. They are located in the View menu item. Search is started by ⌘F. Those work with 0.7.3.
The follwoing enhancements are currently only present int master/continuous and will get released with 0.7.4: All shortcuts to copy information from an entry work even when the search ist still active since the first hit will get used. Pressing the Down or Enter inside the search will move the focus to the entry list where keyboard navigation works.
Maybe it has been changed already in master/continuous, but what I'm personally missing is navigation from search box to search result by simple hitting TAB once. Thank you for this awesome program btw.
Just compiled MacPass from source. Now it's possible to navigate quickly to search results by pressing ENTER key. That's definitely improvement. However I would prefer TAB key and leave ENTER for the search action. This will allow you to change search text without having to use mouse or CMD+F.
So it will work like this:
@mauron85 Enter is never necessary for a search. Search happens at the moment you type anything. The only drawback not pressing Enter is that the search term will not be added to the recent searches list. The workflow you describe works sans Enter
Cmd + For click in the search boxEnteror use the arrow keys to in the listYes, you're right. Realized how it works later on. It's almost perfect.
Still would like to see TAB in addition to ENTER to move focus to the
result list. But understand that is just my preference.
Dňa po 5. 11. 2018, 15:17 Michael Starke notifications@github.com
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@mauron85 https://github.com/mauron85 Enter is never necessary for a
search. Search happens at the moment you type anything. The only drawback
not pressing Enter is that the search term will not be added to the
recent searches list. The workflow you describe works sans Enter
- Cmd + For click in the search box
- type text in the search box
- if you're happy with search result, use Enteror use the arrow keys
to in the list- you can use all the keyboard shortcuts without ever leaving the
search box on the first entry in the results—
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I'm closing this since "most" of your improvements are present in 0.7.4
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MacPass has keyboard shortcuts to move the focus to entry
⌘⌥E, inspector⌘⌥Iand groups⌘⌥G. They are located in theViewmenu item. Search is started by⌘F. Those work with 0.7.3.The follwoing enhancements are currently only present int master/continuous and will get released with 0.7.4: All shortcuts to copy information from an entry work even when the search ist still active since the first hit will get used. Pressing the
DownorEnterinside the search will move the focus to the entry list where keyboard navigation works.