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[Matthew Paul Thomas <mpt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I was directed to this bug report by Jonas in
<https://code.launchpad.net/~jonas-drange/ubuntu-system-settings/allow-
insecure-hotspot/+merge/269671>, where "activeFocusOnPress: false" is
added to a checkbox because it happens to be in the same dialog as a
text field. If approved, that will be the 11th place in ubuntu-system-
settings where this bug is being worked around, and probably there are
more in indicators.

I think there are two bugs here. Fixing either of them would resolve the
reported symptom, but really, both should be fixed.

1. A text field should not lose focus every time you press elsewhere. It
should lose focus when you press *and* release on a control that can
take focus, or when you press on a control where dragging is meaningful.
Try this in the browser you're using right now: focus the address field,
press on a built-in toolbar button -- for example, the Downloads button
in Firefox, or the Home button in Chromium/Chrome -- and drag out of it
to cancel before releasing. The text field doesn't lose focus. But if
you do the same with another text field -- such as the search field in
Firefox -- or with a bookmark, which is draggable, the address field
does lose focus immediately. A button is not in the category of controls
where dragging is meaningful, therefore -- whether or not it takes focus
itself -- it should not cause the field to lose focus. (Eventually we
should have this spelled out in the toolkit spec.)

2. Dismissing the OSK should not cause a dialog to be recentered on the
screen. You might focus another field in the dialog a second or two
later, and repeated recentering would be unpleasant.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1415023

Title:
  [Dialog] if keyboard is present, buttons and derivatives have to be
  pressed twice

Status in ubuntu-system-settings package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid
Status in ubuntu-ui-toolkit package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  STEPS:
  Setup:
  1 phone + one locked sim

  1. Open system settings
  2. Goto Security
  3. Goto Sim Pin
  4. Tap on unlock
  5. Type in the pin
  6. Tap the green confirm button

  EXPECTED:
  I expect the dialog to be dismissed and the keyboard and sim be unlocked

  ACTUAL:
  The keyboard is dismissed but the dialog box remains.

  A recent change has effected this.

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