I got b
for the pull-down (select tag), so I want it to be b=SELECT
, but for some reason it might be b=BODY
.
When I checked the activeElement
specifications on the page below, I found the following:
Document.activeElement-Web API|MDN
The focus on which element depends on the current configuration of the platform and browser.For example, macOS systems typically do not focus on anything other than text input elements by default.
I don't use macOS, and b=BODY
occurs in Windows and Chrome environments. Does anyone know why?
vara= document.activeElement;
varb = a.tagName.toUpperCase();
I can't read well from the question, but do you happen to confuse focus with select?
For example, if you press the Tab
key to move focus, where does it jump? Do you want to return to the <select>
element in Shift+Tab
key? Does the ↑
key update the pull-down selection? Or does the screen scroll?
Why don't you check the behavior of focus on pages such as ?
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