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This is a feature that you have to go out of your way to enable, not the default status of the system. Either you or your IT department enabled it. Complaining
by ratww 7y ago
This is a feature that you have to go out of your way to enable, not the default status of the system. Either you or your IT department enabled it.
Complaining about this is like complaining that the computer is reading the text out loud.
- fenomas 7y agoThere's a setting for having multiple focus targets? Where? I know there's a setting to prevent the keyboard from affecting dialogs at all, but obviously that's not what my comment was about.
- ratww 7y agoUsing tab/space to navigate dialog buttons (like you're describing in your comment) is not a default setting in macOS. You have to explicitly enable it. This is why it's complicated: it's not aimed at regular users, only at people who need it for accessibility reasons, or power users.
- fenomas 7y agoIt's not complicated, it's just implemented in such a way that it leads to bad UX! (One wonders: if the tab system didn't make two focuses, whether it wouldn't be intuitive enough to be on by default :D)