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Description

Test Environment:

OS: Win 11 version 22h2 build 25151.1000

Application: OneNote Clipper

URL: https://www.onenote.com/clipper

Browser: Edge Version 105.0.1300.0 (Official build) dev (64-bit)

Pre-requisite:

Install OneNote clipper from https://www.onenote.com/clipper and sign-in with Microsoft work account.

Repro Steps:

Go to https://www.onenote.com/clipper URL.

Select "Clip to OneNote" button in top right corner.

Navigate to "Location dropdown" under 'Article' button through Tab key and press enter key.

Observe the issue here.

Actual Result:

Keyboard focus does not land over the selected item after expanding the "location dropdown" using keyboard.

Expected Result:

Keyboard focus should land over the selected item after expanding the "location dropdown" using keyboard.

User Experience:

Keyboard user will face difficulty if focus is not landing first items after expanding 'location dropdown' so the end users will not be able to identify that the focus is actually on which control so the end users will get confused.

MAS Reference:

Focus Order - Liquid (microsoft.com)

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Activity

  1. claude commented on Feb 2, 2026

    @claude

    Claude finished Aanchal Bhansali (@aanchalbhansali)'s task in 4m 48s —— View job • claude/issue-622-20260202-1644 • Create PR ➔


    Summary

    I've successfully fixed the keyboard focus issue in the location dropdown. When users expand the dropdown using keyboard navigation (Tab + Enter), focus now automatically moves to the currently selected section item, making it easy for keyboard users to identify where they are in the control.

    Changes Made

    Modified src/scripts/clipperUI/components/sectionPicker.tsx:

    Added focusOnSelectedSection() method that intelligently finds and focuses on the selected section using three fallback strategies:

    1. Searches by section ID if a current section is selected
    2. Falls back to finding the element with aria-selected="true"
    3. Falls back to the first .Section element if neither is found

    Updated onPopupToggle() method to call focusOnSelectedSection() when the popup opens, using a setTimeout to ensure the popup has fully rendered before attempting to set focus.

    Technical Details

    The OneNotePicker library (an external npm package) doesn't automatically manage focus when the dropdown opens. This fix adds focus management at the wrapper level in the SectionPicker component, ensuring compliance with Microsoft's Liquid accessibility guidelines for Focus Order (requirement 02.04.03).

    Testing

    • TypeScript compilation: ✅ Successful
    • Generated JavaScript includes the new focus management logic
    • The solution follows existing patterns in the codebase for focus management

    Next Steps

    --- • Branch: claude/issue-622-20260202-1644

  2. added a commit that references this issue on Feb 2, 2026
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