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Accessiblity: Brisk vs onBoard #15

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gripfastistech opened this issue Aug 19, 2019 · 1 comment
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Accessiblity: Brisk vs onBoard #15

gripfastistech opened this issue Aug 19, 2019 · 1 comment

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@gripfastistech
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Accessbility: Brisk vs Onboard

When using a device without a keyboard such as a tablet on direct touchscreen, the Brisk Menu along with its top search field assumes/overrides the top most input layer position making it impossible to use the Accessiblity virtual keyboard Onboard to search for specific apps and programs.

This was originally opened under Ubuntu MATE then moved to Ubuntu proper. Any thoughts?

Basically this is killing Brisk use on a tablet without a keyboard.
@trappedinspacetime
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I have the same issue. Due to my disease I need to use only onboard for the input. Brisk search box immediately loses focus when I try to type. So, searching with virtual keyboard is not possible in Brisk Menu's search box.

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