I use Google Chrome, and often I want to press the 'End' key to scroll to the bottom of the webpage, to click on the buttons, like "resolve & close". It's just natural to go to the bottom to read the last bit of text, and then close the case. But "End" does nothing. Then I click on the webpage to give it focus, since I'm aware that within a website that a certain part needs to be in focus to accept such keyboard shortcuts (which is foolish), but even then it doesn't work. So they I grab the mouse, and the purpose of the keyboard shortcut is already lost at this point, and scroll the window to a place where I have access to the header or footer, and then click there, and them eventually the keyboard as control, and I can press 'End' to scroll to the bottom. Why can't I do this at any old time?
User interface is very important.
REPRO STEPS: I am not sure if this is the ONLY time it happens, but after purposely attempting to get this to occur, doing all kinds of things that I normally do, this is at least ONE way: Click "Working On" and select something. The window will disappear. Pressing "Home" or "End" will not work. I've realized that in this state, if you press the up or down arrow, the menu for "Working On" will reappear in the top-left corner of the browser (huh? first, why is it appearing, and second, why in the top left corner?) So, this is very likely what was happening.
Thanks! =)
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