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fix(web): resetting a setting no longer jumps the Settings page - #30925
In Settings > Appearance, clicking a setting's "Reset to default" button scrolls the page down to Typography. Resetting Contrast from the top of the page should leave the page where it is.
To reproduce: open Settings > Appearance, change Contrast, and click the reset arrow next to its title.
The reset button unmounts as soon as the value is the default, so focus drops to the body. Workspace focus recovery then calls focusArea, whose preferred selector matches [contenteditable="true"]. On Appearance, that is the editable demo inside the prompt font preview, and revealInScrollers scrolls it into view. Other Settings pages have no such editor, so the page stays put, but focus still moves away from the setting. On Chat it lands on the modal's Close button.
Change
SettingResetButton now moves focus to its nearest focusable ancestor, with preventScroll, before running the reset. SettingsRow is now always focusable, as rows with an id already were, so that ancestor is the setting's own row. A reset button outside a row uses the enclosing section or Settings content area. Focus recovery has nothing to do because focus never drops to the body.
Recovery itself is unchanged. Changing recover or the preferred selector would affect the composer, sidebar and panels, which rely on them.
Scope and approval
This is a very small fix for an obvious bug, so I'm submitting it without a prior issue under the exception in CONTRIBUTING. It changes the reset button's click handler and one line in SettingsRow, plus one added assertion in an existing test. The scroll looks like an accidental interaction between focus recovery from #25877 and the font previews, since nothing in that PR describes it. I found no existing issue or PR for it.
Not included: pressing F6 to enter Settings on Appearance also lands on the prompt font preview and scrolls to it. It comes from the same selector but is a different path, so it would need its own PR.
Verification
The extended project identity reset test fails on main with focus dropped to the body, and passes with the fix. vp run check:changed passes, as do the 7 settings and focus browser test files I ran (52 tests).
I also checked a real dev build in Chromium, on the same commit as this PR's base:
Reset
Before
After
Contrast (Appearance)
scrollTop jumps to 622, focus on "Prompt font preview"
no scroll events, focus on the row
Word wrap (Appearance, scrolled to 1553)
not measured
no scroll events, focus on the row
Rich text composer (Chat)
no scroll, focus on Close
no scroll events, focus on the row
A mouse click shows no focus ring on the row.
Pressing Enter on the reset button keeps focus on the row with a visible ring, and Tab then moves to the row's control.
A reset button unmounts once its value is the default, so focus recovery
sent focus to the Settings area's preferred control. On Appearance that is
the prompt font preview's editor, which it then scrolled into view. Keep
focus beside the setting so recovery has nothing to do.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Settings rows now default to tabIndex=-1 when no value is supplied. Reset buttons focus the nearest ancestor with a tabindex before calling the reset callback. A browser test checks focus after resetting the project icon.
Changes: Settings reset focus
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Summary
Reset focus recovery and validation apps/web/src/components/settings/settingsLayout.tsx, apps/web/src/components/settings/ProjectSettingsPanel.browser.test.tsx
SettingsRow defaults tabIndex to -1 unless a value is supplied. SettingResetButton focuses the nearest ancestor with a tabindex before invoking its callback. The browser test checks that the project-icon settings row receives focus after reset.
pingdotgg/t3code#28842: Changes focus behavior for settings reset actions in the same SettingsRow and reset-control area.
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: Low · up to 8a118
Cancelling a provider reset can move keyboard focus away from the reset button. The impact is limited, so the change is mergeable with owner awareness.
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The title names the main change: resetting a setting no longer makes the Settings page jump. It matches the changeset, which makes the reset button move focus to its nearest focusable ancestor before reset, so the page does not scroll. It follows the conventional commit form the template suggests.
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The description follows the template. It has Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections. The Problem section gives the reproduction steps and root cause. The Change section explains the fix and why focus recovery is untouched. Scope cites the CONTRIBUTING exception for a small obvious bug and names an out-of-scope F6 path. Verification lists the focused tests, a before/after table, screenshots, recordings, and what was not checked. The model and harness are named at the end, as the template asks. The description does not state that the author ran a repo-wide check, which the template does not require.
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/settings/settingsLayout.tsx:
- Line 573: Make the project Name and Project icon SettingsRow elements
programmatically focusable by setting tabIndex to -1 on both rows. This lets the
reset handler’s closest("[tabindex]") lookup focus the relevant row rather than
the project-overview section.
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Rows without a search id had no tabindex, so a reset sent focus to the
enclosing section and Tab restarted from the top of that section.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The project identity reset test fails on main when focus drops to the
body, so the separate file only repeated the same case.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cover scrolling when resetting a partially visible row.
Position the icon row so its reset button is visible but the row is clipped. Record the settings page’s scroll position before the click and assert that it remains unchanged. The current focus assertion can pass even if removing preventScroll makes the page scroll.
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@apps/web/src/components/settings/ProjectSettingsPanel.browser.test.tsx around
lines 506 - 515:
Update the reset-button test around iconReset to position the project icon row
partially outside the viewport while keeping its reset button visible, record
the settings page’s scroll position before clicking, and assert the position is
unchanged afterward; retain the existing focus assertion.
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@apps/web/src/components/settings/ProjectSettingsPanel.browser.test.tsx:
- Around line 506-515: Update the reset-button test around iconReset to position
the project icon row partially outside the viewport while keeping its reset
button visible, record the settings page’s scroll position before clicking, and
assert the position is unchanged afterward; retain the existing focus assertion.
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Regarding the optional scroll-coverage suggestion in the latest review: the existing project reset test asserts row focus, while SettingResetButton explicitly uses focus({ preventScroll: true }). The PR description includes before/after Chromium scroll measurements and recordings. This panel test does not mount the full Settings page scroller, so a clipped-row assertion here would need an additional layout fixture. Leaving that optional coverage expansion out of this fix; the current test does not claim to independently guard removal of preventScroll.
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Problem
In Settings > Appearance, clicking a setting's "Reset to default" button scrolls the page down to Typography. Resetting Contrast from the top of the page should leave the page where it is.
To reproduce: open Settings > Appearance, change Contrast, and click the reset arrow next to its title.
The reset button unmounts as soon as the value is the default, so focus drops to the body. Workspace focus recovery then calls
focusArea, whose preferred selector matches[contenteditable="true"]. On Appearance, that is the editable demo inside the prompt font preview, andrevealInScrollersscrolls it into view. Other Settings pages have no such editor, so the page stays put, but focus still moves away from the setting. On Chat it lands on the modal's Close button.Change
SettingResetButtonnow moves focus to its nearest focusable ancestor, withpreventScroll, before running the reset.SettingsRowis now always focusable, as rows with an id already were, so that ancestor is the setting's own row. A reset button outside a row uses the enclosing section or Settings content area. Focus recovery has nothing to do because focus never drops to the body.Recovery itself is unchanged. Changing
recoveror the preferred selector would affect the composer, sidebar and panels, which rely on them.Scope and approval
This is a very small fix for an obvious bug, so I'm submitting it without a prior issue under the exception in CONTRIBUTING. It changes the reset button's click handler and one line in
SettingsRow, plus one added assertion in an existing test. The scroll looks like an accidental interaction between focus recovery from #25877 and the font previews, since nothing in that PR describes it. I found no existing issue or PR for it.Not included: pressing
F6to enter Settings on Appearance also lands on the prompt font preview and scrolls to it. It comes from the same selector but is a different path, so it would need its own PR.Verification
The extended project identity reset test fails on
mainwith focus dropped to the body, and passes with the fix.vp run check:changedpasses, as do the 7 settings and focus browser test files I ran (52 tests).I also checked a real dev build in Chromium, on the same commit as this PR's base:
F6away and back returns to the row.Recordings: before, after.
Not checked: Safari, Firefox, screen readers, or a packaged desktop build. Mobile has no equivalent of this web settings page.
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