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fwextensions / QuicKey

Jump between recent tabs in Chrome via keyboard shortcuts or a most recently used (MRU) menu.
https://fwextensions.github.io/QuicKey
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Support `Ctrl+Tab` when search box is focused #101

Open eternalphane opened 1 year ago

eternalphane commented 1 year ago

Currently pressing Ctrl+Tab when search box is the active window will trigger a ⇩ action.

fwextensions commented 1 year ago

Thanks @eternalphane. What do you mean by "search box"? The search box in the QuicKey popup? Or the "omnibox" in the browser location bar?

eternalphane commented 1 year ago

I mean the search box of the browser. Btw the omnibox works quite well.

fwextensions commented 1 year ago

Can you add a screenshot of what you're referring to? In Chrome, all the searching happens in the omnibox. Firefox has a separate searchbox, but not Chrome.

eternalphane commented 1 year ago

Can you add a screenshot of what you're referring to? In Chrome, all the searching happens in the omnibox. Firefox has a separate searchbox, but not Chrome.

It seems that I've used the wrong term... Actually I'm talking about the "Find in page" box opened by pressing Ctrl+F image

eternalphane commented 1 year ago

Ping

fwextensions commented 1 year ago

Sorry for the delay. I just started a new job on 4/17, so haven't had as much free time as usual.

I see now that it's the find window you're referring to. But I'm not able to reproduce the behavior you're describing. If I run the AHK script, open the find window, and then press ctrl-tab, the QuicKey menu opens and the first item is selected, as expected. I don't see any difference in behavior with the find window open or not.

Are you using standard Chrome on Windows 11? Your screenshot doesn't look like what I see. If it's another browser based on Chromium, then it's possible it's handling the little find popup window slightly differently than Chrome.

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