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Focus method used by various events should unfocus what is focused already
See original GitHub issueHeard a comment on the Ember Weekend show, http://emberweekend.com/episodes/actual-newsy-things at 01:10 about focus and how we could also check the DOM and focusout on any currently focused element.
Perhaps in the focus method we could use document.activeElement to check if an element has focus and fire blur or focusout
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@code0100fun @rondale-sc Please see the PR which adds a test to show that blur does fire as long as the browser window has focus.
@cibernox yeah
document.focus()will triggerblurevent on thedocument.activeElement. I added a test in the PR to show that working. The caveat is that that part of the test can only work if the browser window has focus, so skips in CI. Also Chrome, Firefox and Safari pass with the new test in PR #36. However PhantomJS fails so it may be time to abandon PhantomJS.