https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167351
--- Comment #6 from Michael Weghorn <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Mihai Vasiliu from comment #4) > I took a better look and you are right, after the Cancel button if I press > TAB again, the focus does jump visually to the OK button. I have no > indication that it jumped on the vertical-tab area, but if I use the arrow > keys to move, the focus does move to the next tab, and it is NOT actually on > the OK button. > > The visual issue is that after the focus being on the Cancel button, > pressing TAB will highlight the OK button (See the attached screenshot), but > in reality the first tab is in focus. > > So this is like a dual-focus visual indicator issue where both the first tab > and the OK button are marked as in-focus, but actually only the tab is. The "OK" button indicator might be there to indicate that if you press Enter, that's the button/action that will be triggered, and is likely always there unless a particular other button currently has focus. Does that match what you're seeing? If so, I think that state of "two indicators" is likely intended in general (which doesn't say it's perfect or couldn't be improved, but that might be worth a separate discussion). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
