Set focus on the search input if a query is set. #82648
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Hi, thanks for your PR! However, we already ruled this out (I opened a PR a while ago which did this and was rejected: #77333). I'll close it then (and the issue too). |
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This addresses #78824 by manually focusing the element after it's enabled.
I tried autofocus as well, but I think that doesn't work because the element is marked disabled in the HTML on load. I added the input value conditional to make sure there's actually a search term set, otherwise we'd focus whenever any page was loaded.