Make switching to and from the preview mode more convenient #22726
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When switching back to writing mode after preview mode, the composebox
would be out of focus and so the the cursor would semingly get lost.
Now on clearing the preview mode, the composebox is focused and so the
cursor is seen blinking at it's original position.
Till now, switching back to writing mode after preview mode, needed
the user to first focus on the
Write
(unpreview) button by tabbingto it (if using keyboard) and then select it.
To make things easier, especially when using keyboard, now the
Write
button will be automatically focused on entering preview mode, so
going back to writing mode only needs one 'Enter` keystroke.
Fixes: CZO thread
Screenshots and screen captures:
Entering and exiting preview mode using keyboard:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/68962290/184899009-5997e5db-1e79-411d-9d95-e5b525a43e07.mp4
Unpreview button focused immediately after entering preview mode
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