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<TAB> acts like in an ordinary web form, where it blurs focus from the editor and focuses the next available form field (in this case, the "RESET" button)
While that behavior makes sense in many form contexts, I think given the form field's use case as code editor, it would be better to make apply indentation in the editor - whether by inserting literal characters or soft-tabs.
Environment:
Chrome 127, macOS
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Bug Report
Steps to Reproduce:
<TAB>
Expected Result:
Indentation is added.
Actual Result:
<TAB>
acts like in an ordinary web form, where it blurs focus from the editor and focuses the next available form field (in this case, the "RESET" button)While that behavior makes sense in many form contexts, I think given the form field's use case as code editor, it would be better to make apply indentation in the editor - whether by inserting literal characters or soft-tabs.
Environment:
Chrome 127, macOS
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: