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Cmd-left/right should navigate history when focused on a webpage

But, currently it also nagivates history in the address bar, cmd-f bar, window edit/renaming, etc

history should not be navigated in these kinds of text fields
This started for me roughly jan1

likely version 0.99.130.3.1-rc, not sure

Sequoia (15)

    15 days later
    1. Open a new tab
    2. Type something (eg. "Why is the sky blue")
    3. Try using cmd-leftarrow to go to the start of the query. It will not work
    4. Similarly, if you use your cursor to move the caret to the start of the query, cmd-rightarrow will not bring you to the end of the query

    -- or --

    1. Open a tab like orionfeedback.com
    2. Click on a post (or otherwise navigate to another page)
    3. Focus the address bar
    4. Press cmd-leftarrow. Instead of moving to the start of the query, it performs the History -> Back action. Vice versa with cmd-rightarrow

    This is likely a case of the cmd left and right shortcuts being bound to history forward and backward.

    The cmd left and right shortcuts should follow the macOS system behaviour of navigating to the start and end of a line (respectively), especially in an address bar where using a mouse or spamming the arrow keys is counterproductive.

    Version 0.99.130.3.1-rc (WebKit 621.1.2.111.4)

    Sequoia (15)

      Merged 2 posts from Command left+right not moving caret in address bar.

        Even if you have selected certain fields such as the address bar or the name field in export as pdf, the command+arrow shortcut causes the page to change instead of moving the cursor

        Version 0.99.130.3.1-rc (WebKit 621.1.2.111.4)

        Sequoia (15)

          Merged 2 posts from Command+Arrow keys causing page to go back / forward instead of moving cursor in fields such as address bar or export.
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