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Keyboard focus lost after cancelling confirmation #1

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opened 2026-04-06 19:46:28 +02:00 by nevaforget · 0 comments
nevaforget commented 2026-04-06 19:46:28 +02:00
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When the user selects an action (e.g. Reboot), the confirmation prompt appears with focus on the "No" button. After clicking "No" or otherwise dismissing the confirmation, keyboard navigation stops working — the action buttons are no longer reachable via Tab/arrow keys.

Root cause: dismiss_confirm() in panel.rs removes the confirmation box from the widget tree but does not call grab_focus() on any remaining action button. GTK's default focus chain doesn't reliably recover with layer-shell exclusive keyboard mode.

Fix: Add explicit grab_focus() on the first action button after dismiss_confirm().

When the user selects an action (e.g. Reboot), the confirmation prompt appears with focus on the "No" button. After clicking "No" or otherwise dismissing the confirmation, keyboard navigation stops working — the action buttons are no longer reachable via Tab/arrow keys. **Root cause:** `dismiss_confirm()` in `panel.rs` removes the confirmation box from the widget tree but does not call `grab_focus()` on any remaining action button. GTK's default focus chain doesn't reliably recover with layer-shell exclusive keyboard mode. **Fix:** Add explicit `grab_focus()` on the first action button after `dismiss_confirm()`.
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