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The paper-item used to display the suggestions implement IronControlState so they have a tabindex="0" while your element destroys them once the input is blurred.
The result is when suggestions are displayed and the input is focused and the user hit TAB, the first paper-item is focused then quickly deleted and focus is in limbo.
I don't know so much about accessibility in combo box but anyway, suggestions are not currently focusable so you could set tabindex="-1" or not to use paper-item at all so the next input can be naturally selected.
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I will need to come back to you, but that tab-index strange behavior is because of accessibility. But I never got it completely right because when you try to use any screen reader, the selected option is not always announced properly.
The
paper-item
used to display the suggestions implement IronControlState so they have a tabindex="0" while your element destroys them once the input is blurred.The result is when suggestions are displayed and the input is focused and the user hit TAB, the first
paper-item
is focused then quickly deleted and focus is in limbo.I don't know so much about accessibility in combo box but anyway, suggestions are not currently focusable so you could set
tabindex="-1"
or not to usepaper-item
at all so the next input can be naturally selected.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: