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F6 works too, and you can press it again to unfocus it (TIL)

• chimprich 3y ago
  > and you can press it again to unfocus it That is useful! Wonder why Ctrl-l and alt-d don't work like that?
  • fivre 3y ago
    Alt-d is, AFAIK, equivalent to a menubar shortcut (like Alt-f) that just happens to go to not quite a menu. None of the others close on repeat, so it doesn't either. UX consistency, though maybe the sort that doesn't matter as much as usual.
  • Zecc 3y ago
    In Windows' File Explorer, F6 cycles focus between window sub-regions, while Alt+D sends you unconditionally to the address bar independent of where the focus is. So maybe there is a parallel here.