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Changes between Version 1 and Version 3 of Ticket #6574

Timestamp:: Oct 29, 2010, 12:25:16 PM (14 years ago)
Author:: Wiktor Walc
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Ticket #6574
- Property Status changed from new to confirmed
- Property Summary changed from Opera: arrow keys stop working to Opera: impossible to use keyboard after opening the context menu

Ticket #6574 – Description

-                      v1
+                      v3
 Arrow keys work only for the first time an arrow key is pressed, then they stop working.
+Arrow keys work only for the first time an arrow key is pressed, after that it is impossible to use keyboard.
 === steps to reproduce ===
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  - press down arrow to "Cell"
  - press "Right arrow" key and then "Left arrow" key
  - result: if you press right arrow key again, the sub menu will not show up again
+ - result: if you press right arrow key again, the sub menu will not show up again. Pressing "esc" key doesn't close the context menu, so it is impossible to get back to the editing area.
 I think I'm able to reproduce a similar bug at least since 3.4, although the effect is a little it different there.