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Feat request: Add blur
See original GitHub issueJust to add the fireEvent.blur()
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:18 (8 by maintainers)
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Hey, I’ve just stumbled upon this issue. What was the fix for me, without using
fireEventwas to calluserEvent.tab(). I think it is ok, as the focused element loses its focus due to the user clicking theTabbutton on their keyboard. This simulates real user’s behavior in a way how could they actually blur the element.Is it not semantic.
Maybe it can be clear for who wrote it, but not for other developer or yourself in future.