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[TopAppBarNavigationIcon] Icon is not unselected in Chrome
See original GitHub issueBug report
The navigation icon is not unselected when clicking twice on it. This only happens in Chrome. Couldn’t reproduce in Firefox and Safari.
Steps to reproduce
- Go to https://codepen.io/maracuja-juice/pen/byRwPW
- Click on the menu button
- Click on the menu button again
Actual behavior
The button is in a clicked state.
Expected behavior
The button isn’t in a clicked state.
Screenshots
Your Environment:
| Software | Version(s) |
|---|---|
| MDC Web | latest as of right now |
| Browser | Chrome 74.0.3729.157 |
| Operating System | macOS Mojave |
Possible solution
This probably happens because the mdc-ripple-upgraded--background-focused class is not correctly removed.
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:9 (9 by maintainers)
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You could listen to the menu closed event and set the focus on the body (which is what safari does). A timeout could also work.
The native behavior of a button (on some browsers such as Chrome and Firefox) is to retain focus when clicked. We don’t explicitly set focus on any element when the menu is closed. That’s the behavior that occurs when you click a button and we defer to whatever the browser default behavior is.
This is a native behavior that doesn’t need to be documented. Thanks for opening. Closing 😃