https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=386217
--- Comment #6 from Nikita Melnichenko <nikita+...@melnichenko.name> --- (In reply to S-trace from comment #5) I agree with S-trace that the current behavior is slightly inconsistent. As a developer, I totally understand Alex's concern about text field behavior expectation, however from user point of view my daily usage pattern has been disrupted. For example, whenever I want to navigate to the dir data/projects/wdirs/krusader I simply press d > p r > w > k r > After the change I have to press d Esc > p r Esc > w Esc > k r Esc > As you see, the number of keystrokes has significantly increased. If I accidentally mistyped, I simply use Backspace and no problem. Arrow navigation is one of the most powerful features in Krusader. I hope we can keep it this way. I also encourage the devs to consider different variants as S-trace suggested. Personally, I'm for #3 as it seems like it's reflecting user's intentions - for quick navigation simply press right arrow and go, however if the user pressed left arrow at least once, he/she wants to edit the search expression and accidental right arrow in the end won't spoil his/her efforts. It's also simple to implement with 2 states - initial A and text editing B. Start with A, switch to B whenever left arrow is pressed. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
