You can try pressing Tab/Shift-Tab multiple times.
Why not use the old Zotero 5 shortcut for "Focus/jump to toolbar", i.e., "Alt+F10"? Many note editor functions have some Markdown shortcuts, so the toolbar isn't needed very often. It's a bit annoying to Tab through all of the toolbar functions. (It's also no longer possible to Tab out of notes.)
I noticed the following issue:
1. Place the cursor in a note, at the beginning of a line that has some text. 2. Click "Return to Notes List". 3. Press Tab multiple times. 4. Reopen the note. 5. The note was edited in the background.
Indenting is weird in other respects too. If I have the cursor at the beginning of an annotation in the note, tab won't indent, but if cursor is at the end of the annotation (either before or after the citation), tab will indent.
Indenting is weird in other respects too. If I have the cursor at the beginning of an annotation in the note, tab won't indent, but if cursor is at the end of the annotation (either before or after the citation), tab will indent.
I'd rather have the focus on the note at all times.
My use case is this: Open the pdf Open a new note on the side and write title and some metadata Read through the article by scrolling with the mouse wheel Make some highlighting by clicking and dragging Click on the note Write some notes
I'd rather eliminate the step in which I'm required to click on the note and just keep writing all the time despite highlighting. This is not a problem until you do the highlighting, since you can scroll through the article without clicking on the article.
I do understand there are some shortcuts in the pdf reader, but maybe an option to enable this behavior and disable the shortcuts could be added.
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I noticed the following issue:
1. Place the cursor in a note, at the beginning of a line that has some text.
2. Click "Return to Notes List".
3. Press Tab multiple times.
4. Reopen the note.
5. The note was edited in the background.
We'll fix this.
My use case is this:
Open the pdf
Open a new note on the side and write title and some metadata
Read through the article by scrolling with the mouse wheel
Make some highlighting by clicking and dragging
Click on the note
Write some notes
I'd rather eliminate the step in which I'm required to click on the note and just keep writing all the time despite highlighting.
This is not a problem until you do the highlighting, since you can scroll through the article without clicking on the article.
I do understand there are some shortcuts in the pdf reader, but maybe an option to enable this behavior and disable the shortcuts could be added.