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Interesting, it's an accessibility feature that is not enabled by default. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204609 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204609

• CoffeeOnWrite 3y ago
  For some reason Apple puts the most basic stuff behind an accessibility option. For example, tab to next button in a system dialog is disabled by default.
  • chrismorgan 3y ago
    And, because it’s not enabled by default any more, the implementation has regressed in various situations: I don’t use macOS normally, but I did briefly around six months ago, and I immediately found several bugs in keyboard navigation within the System Preferences app, such as where some fields weren’t accessible that way, or where Shift+Tab wasn’t the opposite of Tab (e.g. {1} ⇥ {2} ⇥ {3} ⇧⇥ {1}, rather than ending on {2}).
    • funcDropShadow 3y ago
      That is one example, why I have the impression that MacOS is gowing downhill for advanced users for several releases now.