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When using the mouse or trackpad to make a selection from a ComboBox, it remains active and responds to scroll events even after the Popup of options has closed. (I guess this is what you'd would want for keyboard navigation, but when using a mouse it is quite unexpected and can easily lead to accidental input changes.)
Click on the ComboBox, and click again to select any option
Move the mouse pointer back over the closed ComboBox and scroll with your mouse wheel / two fingers on trackpad
➡️ The selected option changes as you scroll:
Expected behavior
The control should no longer respond to mouse actions once the Popup has closed.
Avalonia version
11.2.3
OS
No response
Additional context
While rolling the mouse wheel over a closed control might seem contrived, small accidental scrolls can happen quite easily with devices like Apple's Magic Mouse, or in the context of a larger form where you'd make your selection and quickly scroll to the next ... (cp. #13751 which sounds like it might be related to this issue)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When using the mouse or trackpad to make a selection from a ComboBox, it remains active and responds to scroll events even after the Popup of options has closed. (I guess this is what you'd would want for keyboard navigation, but when using a mouse it is quite unexpected and can easily lead to accidental input changes.)
To Reproduce
Create a simple ComboBox:
Click on the ComboBox, and click again to select any option
Move the mouse pointer back over the closed ComboBox and scroll with your mouse wheel / two fingers on trackpad
➡️ The selected option changes as you scroll:
Expected behavior
The control should no longer respond to mouse actions once the Popup has closed.
Avalonia version
11.2.3
OS
No response
Additional context
While rolling the mouse wheel over a closed control might seem contrived, small accidental scrolls can happen quite easily with devices like Apple's Magic Mouse, or in the context of a larger form where you'd make your selection and quickly scroll to the next ... (cp. #13751 which sounds like it might be related to this issue)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: