Safari has made me terrified of the escape key while using MacOS. If you hit escape it will pull the window out of a tiled window. If you hit escape while you have a (native) search box open, it will simply close the box. But if you have a search box inside the web application open, and hit escape, it will close the tiled window and completely mess up any layout you had it set in. It's so freaking disruptive. Also, heaven forbid if you happen to have a search bar open, Also, heaven forbid you have a notice open when you do that, because it will crash.

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I was experimenting with using a separate browser for different contexts, but I think I'll just be going back to Firefox with containerized tabs for everything. It was better that way.

Start with the basic building block of all narrative.

In a village of La Mancha, the name of which I have no desire to call to mind, there lived not long since one of those gentlemen that keep a lance in the lance-rack, an old buckler, a lean hack, and a greyhound for coursing.

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Safari has made me terrified of the escape key while using MacOS. If you hit escape it will pull the window out of a tiled window. If you hit escape while you have a (native) search box open, it will simply close the box. But if you have a search box inside the web application open, and hit escape, it will close the tiled window and completely mess up any layout you had it set in. It's so freaking disruptive. Also, heaven forbid if you happen to have a search bar open, Also, heaven forbid you have a notice open when you do that, because it will crash.

I was experimenting with using a separate browser for different contexts, but I think I'll just be going back to Firefox with containerized tabs for everything. It was better that way.

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Please, Safari, Fix This!

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