Version: 4.4.4 (using KDE 4.4.4) OS: Linux Using KHTML mode I can invoke "find-text-as-you-type" using the "/" key. Using WebKit mode the only comparable functionality is the "Find" searchbar. I can set a shortcut key to invoke "Find" when pressing "/" however I then cannot dismiss the searchbar without a mouse click. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Set "View Mode" to KHTML. Type "/" Starting -- "find text as you type" Search begins as expected. Actual Results: Set View Mode to WebKit Type "/" Nothing happens. Configure a shortcut to map "/" to "Find". Type "/" Searchbar appears with similar functionality however I cannot dismiss this searchbar without mouse interaction. Expected Results: Searchbar is not a suitable functional replacement for the "find as you type" functionality provided with KHTML.
(In reply to comment #0) > Version: 4.4.4 (using KDE 4.4.4) > OS: Linux > > Using KHTML mode I can invoke "find-text-as-you-type" using the "/" key. > Using WebKit mode the only comparable functionality is the "Find" searchbar. I > can set a shortcut key to invoke "Find" when pressing "/" however I then cannot > dismiss the searchbar without a mouse click. Just like in KHTML, you can press the ESC key and the search bar is dismissed. > Reproducible: Always > > Steps to Reproduce: > Set "View Mode" to KHTML. > Type "/" > Starting -- "find text as you type" > Search begins as expected. > > > > Actual Results: > > Set View Mode to WebKit > Type "/" > Nothing happens. > Configure a shortcut to map "/" to "Find". > Type "/" > Searchbar appears with similar functionality however I cannot dismiss this > searchbar without mouse interaction. Press the ESC key just like in KHTML works fine. You can add the "/" as a shortcut yourself, but it does not make any sense to have that by default since it might cause a conflict on content editable pages. However, one can set whatever additional shortcut is desired through the shortcut configuration dialog as you have already done here.