Public bug reported:
STEPS:
1. Connect a bluetooth keyboard to a device
2. Open the browser
3. Type in the url bar planet.ubuntu.com
4. Look down the text for a common word
5. On the keyboard tap ctrl+f
6. type in the common word
7. Now tap ctrl+g
EXPECTED:
I expect the action to be triggered and it look for the next place where the
common word is
ACTUAL:
It types g into the find bar
The same thing happens if you highlight the url bar with ctrl+l and then
tap ctrl+t to open a new tab. In both instances if you tap on the web
page the ctrl function then works as expected.
** Affects: webbrowser-app (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: qa-silo
** Tags added: qa-silo
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1530859
Title:
Phone with bt keyboard connected doesn't trigger ctrl+key if the
location/find bar is active
Status in webbrowser-app package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
STEPS:
1. Connect a bluetooth keyboard to a device
2. Open the browser
3. Type in the url bar planet.ubuntu.com
4. Look down the text for a common word
5. On the keyboard tap ctrl+f
6. type in the common word
7. Now tap ctrl+g
EXPECTED:
I expect the action to be triggered and it look for the next place where the
common word is
ACTUAL:
It types g into the find bar
The same thing happens if you highlight the url bar with ctrl+l and
then tap ctrl+t to open a new tab. In both instances if you tap on
the web page the ctrl function then works as expected.
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