Some way to move focus out of input elements

[RobertCraigie]

Most websites that define s should also let you <esc> to move the focus out of the element.

However this isn't always the case, it'd be cool if there was a builtin keymap to do this.

I think it'll be quite tricky to get right if we override <esc>, as it shouldn't interfere with other operations that happen when you press <esc>...

[birlorg]

Current known workarounds:

• <tab> to move focus to some other element.
• f in normal mode and select something else.

untested:

• glide.keys.send('<esc>', { skip_mappings: true })
• if they misbehave and don't support escape you'd have to do something like document.activeElement.blur() inside a glide.content.execute() callback - but that might not always work

[RobertCraigie]

@birlorg I forgot I added a blur excmd, so you could do this:

glide.keymaps.set("normal", "<C-,>", "blur");

In my basic testing it seems to work well! I'm probably going to add this as a default keymap soon.

[NonlinearFruit]

This is working for me as well (when it is bound to a keystroke).

Interestingly, when I focus an input box and try :blur<CR> manually, focus leaves the input but also leave me unable to scroll via j and k.

[RobertCraigie]

Ah I assume that'll be happening because typing :blur<CR> would currently result in the blur event being fired in the browser UI, not the content page. That would explain why you can't scroll.

[RobertCraigie]

Added <C-,> in 58a753d :)