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Build Identifier: 20110218-0911 The SWT Browser control (SWT 3.6.2) for Safari on Mac does not handle the Focus correctly. If it looses the focus or if it is disabled and re-enabled, the selection inside the browser gets lost. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Eclipse: open a HTML File with Text and/or input fields (Open With -> Web Browser) 2. Select some text or set the focus to an input control 3. Set the focus to another desktop window 4. Set the focus back to the Eclipse window (Alternative for 3. and 4.: Set the focus to another View, and activate the Web Browser-View again) ---- 1. Simply host a Safari with the SWT Browser widget, display a simple HTML with Text and/or input fields 2. Select some text or set the focus to an input control 3. Set the focus to another desktop window 4. Set the focus back to the window hosting the browser control ---- 1. Simply host a Safari with the SWT Browser widget, display a simple HTML with Text and/or input fields 2. Select some text or set the focus to an input control 3. Disable the web browser control programmatically, e.g. via timer or also a menu (browser.setEnabled(false)) and re-enable it (browser.setEnabled(true)) (maybe called in one step) In all cases no more text is selected in the browser and a before focussed input control has no more longer the focus. Works, if hosting the mozilla browser on windows and ubuntu, and ie on windows. i have not tested the behavior of the mozilla browser on mac os-x.
Bug triaged, visit https://wiki.eclipse.org/SWT/Devel/Triage for more information.
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