https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=500196

--- Comment #3 from Noah Davis <noaha...@gmail.com> ---
The issue isn't making sure Spectacle keeps the input, it's making sure
Spectacle's own controls don't accept the Space key. The behavior is baked into
Qt because it's standard behavior for controls like buttons.

Unless by "post-crop", you mean after completing a rectangle mode crop from a
global shortcut?
In that case, Space would still be a bad idea because we'd have no way to know
what the user wants to happen at that point. If you finish the screenshot and a
text box in your browser is now focused since the browser was the last focused
window before you activated Spectacle, how would we know if Space should copy
or enter a space into the text box? I'm also not sure if such a thing would be
possible since Wayland has a lot more restrictions than X11.

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