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As a developer, I use Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) all the time. I have found recently that when I am editing the description of a bug or feature and press the backspace key, the "Backspace to go Back" extension kicks in. I have not investigated the code, but I imagine this is something along the lines of it not recognizing that I a HTML element is actively being edited?
Hi @derekantrican! Thanks for logging this and for making the video. I will look into it.
The extension encounters false positives when the active element is not of type INPUT or TEXTAREA.
On some websites, what seems to be an input is actually a simulation of one, so the extension's checks fail and it triggers.
Another case where it fails are normal inputs wrapped in ShadowDOM within a Custom Element. In those scenarios, the activeElement is the host custom element, not the input, hence the check fails.
The TFS case falls in one of those two scenarios. I will investigate soon.
The URL of the page, if publicly accessible, is helpful.
The plain HTML won't help much as there are usually interactions with some JS code on the page.
As a developer, I use Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) all the time. I have found recently that when I am editing the description of a bug or feature and press the backspace key, the "Backspace to go Back" extension kicks in. I have not investigated the code, but I imagine this is something along the lines of it not recognizing that I a HTML element is actively being edited?
Here is a YouTube video of the problem: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU6FYETkk0o
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