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[dnknn]

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[tophf]

Personally I agree that script is really useful, but Esc as a focus instrument is highly unusual so I'll defer to others' judgment on this.

[narcolepticinsomniac]

Personally I agree that script is really useful...

[narcolepticinsomniac]

I couldn't care less, btw, if it's something you wanna do. Since it's a little odd, probably better off getting @eight04 to weigh in beforehand, rather than after the fact.

[dnknn]

@narcolepticinsomniac @eight04

https://greasyfork.org/zh-CN/scripts/9525-focus-input-text-field-on-esc
I have been using this script for several years, Ability to jump back and forth between text boxes,also restore the scroll position, it can really improve the input efficiency, and the important thing is that it has no bugs.

[Mottie]

Personally, this goes against all of my accessibility training; but if we made the shortcut key configurable, like the colorpicker, then I think that would be a good alternative.

[narcolepticinsomniac]

s to focus search box

Shouldn't be a letter, and probably NaN either. If the search input isn't focused, you can just start typing the name of the style and that style will focus, then you just hit enter to edit.

Configurable shortcuts are a fine idea, but it's a lot of tedious work for such a trivial feature. Maybe someone will think it's worth hooking it up, but I wouldn't count on it.

As long as escape to close dialogs supersedes focusing the input, I don't see how that's an accessibility issue. It's not serving any purpose the rest of the time. I don't really care either way though.

[tophf]

Let's just hook Ctrl-F (Cmd-F too?) like we do in the editor.

The / key will also stay for browsers that disallow modifying the built-in hotkeys (Vivaldi, Opera?).

[narcolepticinsomniac]

Ctrl-F

Don't think there could be any argument against that. Not sure if it has the same convenience factor, according to OP and the author of his favorite script. Guess that's a matter of personal preferences though. Whatever it is, I will continue to not use it.

Btw, .style-name-link focused by typing outside the input - where the hell does that styling come from? First time I inspected it, and there's no special selector, or CSS I can see, plus the styling remains after it loses focus. It's there in the default theme too, just less noticeable.

[narcolepticinsomniac]

[narcolepticinsomniac]

Ah, I guess it's a highlight which never gets removed because someone had a brain fart and set the keyframe to fade to background-color: none;. It kinda serves a purpose though, because for some strange reason, 'enter' still selects the last focused, even after it loses focus.