🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Mon, Jul 11, 2016 02:09 AM UTC:
I fixed one more thing. I was annoyed at having to always click the screen to get rid of submenus after I passed over the menubar with a mouse. So I added one more listener to hide the submenus whenever the mouse leaves the menubar. This made the desktop menu behave just as before, even down to the bug in Edge that had originally prompted me to rebuild the menus. But I fixed this by making it hide the submenus only when the active element was not contained in the submenu. Now the desktop menu works just as before except that it behaves better with Edge, and it has gained keyboard navigation. It is now possible in Edge to enter text into a form field after selecting it or to scroll a long menu without the menus going away.
I fixed one more thing. I was annoyed at having to always click the screen to get rid of submenus after I passed over the menubar with a mouse. So I added one more listener to hide the submenus whenever the mouse leaves the menubar. This made the desktop menu behave just as before, even down to the bug in Edge that had originally prompted me to rebuild the menus. But I fixed this by making it hide the submenus only when the active element was not contained in the submenu. Now the desktop menu works just as before except that it behaves better with Edge, and it has gained keyboard navigation. It is now possible in Edge to enter text into a form field after selecting it or to scroll a long menu without the menus going away.