Created attachment 432352 [details] Sample HTML reproduction case Steps to reproduce: 1. Open attached HTML in Safari iOS. 2. Touch inside the <input> element to show the software keyboard. 3. Touch the keyboard widget to dismiss the software keyboard. Actual results: The <select> element menu pops up. Expected results: The <select> element menu does not pop up. I can reproduce this bug with every configuration I've tested: iPhone and iPad devices, iOS 14, iOS 15 beta, and iOS 12.
> 3. Touch the keyboard widget to dismiss the software keyboard. To clarify — is this referring to the "Done" button on the software keyboard?
(In reply to Wenson Hsieh from comment #1) > > 3. Touch the keyboard widget to dismiss the software keyboard. > > To clarify — is this referring to the "Done" button on the software keyboard? No, the ^ widget. The intention is to cancel and not enter any text into the input.
(In reply to opendarwin from comment #2) > (In reply to Wenson Hsieh from comment #1) > > > 3. Touch the keyboard widget to dismiss the software keyboard. > > > > To clarify — is this referring to the "Done" button on the software keyboard? > > No, the ^ widget. The intention is to cancel and not enter any text into the > input. The ˄ and ˅ buttons above the software keyboard move focus between form controls. Pressing ˄ focuses the previous form control (in this case a select, which shows a popover or context menu, depending on iOS version).
You're right, I was looking at the wrong button to dismiss the keyboard. Sorry! I'm marking this bug as invalid.