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Unable to disable focus on `Input `after click on `MultiValueRemove `component

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Hello. Please help me. Can I disable autofocus in Input after click on MultiValueRemove component?

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Created 3 years ago
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ilchenkoArtemcommented, Feb 3, 2021

@ebonow Sorry, a lot of work, I forgot to write… Codesandbox resoleved my problem many thanks))

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ilchenkoArtemcommented, Jan 30, 2021

@ebonow It is precisely because of so many props that our company chooses this library(max customization). Your proposition is good and I see how this fix my problem, but I didn’t find other issues with problem selecting, clearning, etc… Where сan I see these problems?

P.S. I can write code with your variant if needed. I must fix this problem on production for my project till 3th February

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