Benoît Grélard

The main differences I quickly see are: - open menus on hover when one is already open - pressing right/left on anything that isn't a submenu trigger navigates the top-level...

That sounds good to me! Like I said, we generally need to try to form a proper opinion anyway, so that's a good way to do it 🙂

Hi @sketchbuch, I think it's arguable whether an implementation should allow home to open and highlight the first and end to open and highlight the last, given a user won't...

Hey @Haberkamp, The fact it isn't a checkbox under the hood is an implementation detail that shouldn't matter. We do add a hidden native checkbox in cases where the checkbox...

Hey @Kinbaum, someone is keen! haha How have been playing with it given it's not even out yet 😀 Guessing you're following the PRs/npm, etc? 😀 In any case: >...

This version of `Select` is designed to function like the MacOS select in terms of UX. So the heuristics are basically to present as many options as possible on the...

> Sorry, but I've also been testing the Select without you releasing it officially yet 😅 > > https://codesandbox.io/s/clever-edison-nbsy3o?file=/App.js > > If you have a Select within a Dialog, and...

I can't replicate on Chrome MacOS, I will try it on Windows see if it makes a difference.

Sorry I can't see it here either, that's Chrome 91 on Windows 11: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1539897/155707031-8a943f76-a399-42aa-a3e4-7ebb8bdbd75b.mov

Ah thanks I can see it now. I'll take a look at what's going on.