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After dismissing the "Support your favorite sites" banner, focus is not returned to the active tab's content area #8742
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similar #7666 |
This behavior is still present in v0.23.104 on MacOS. My test is opening a window, running alert() from the console, dismissing the popup, then trying to scroll by pressing the arrow keys. This doesn't work until I click on the window again. I can take a look in more detail tomorrow. |
Strange...whenever a banner like "Allow Google to access your location" pops up, I see the following warnings in the console: I think this is macOS-exclusive, but perhaps something to keep in mind. |
@bsclifton Is there an existing function to return the focus to the active tab's content area? I found windowActions.setFocusedFrame, but that doesn't seem to work for this case. |
@rederekt |
Thanks @petemill ! That's one of the few I hadn't tried 😅 Should have a PR fix submitted soon |
PR submitted (#15130) 😄 |
Closing as we move to a new code-base (where Brave Payments is being reworked and will now be known as Brave Rewards) |
This is likely a more broad issue (ex: affecting all notifications and the accepting of their options).
But issue as reported:
Being presented with the "Are you ready to support your favorite sites". You choose "no" and focus isn't sent back to the active tab's content area
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