Add shortcut to focus search

[4www]

s, when on should be the shortcut to focus the search input.

on:

• radio4000.com/all
• radio4000.com/acapulco

Note:
Of we ever implement Algolia's search on /all or on a more global route, the s shortcut feature could target this the new algolia search input. Question then araises when on a /$channel{/,tracks} route, which input (if there are two, one global and one for this channel tracks) does s focuses? Maybe we can answer later to this.

[oskarrough]

You mean instead of shift+s like now?

If we get a global, channel search we could split it:

• s = primary, global search (channels)
• shift+s = secondary, contextual search (tracks)

Another note: it's a bit confusing that g+s takes you to favorites and not /search.

[4www]

But there is no /search?

g + s = go starred, aka the channels you added a star to favorite.

Totally forgot about the S shortcut (shift + s). Also we should therefore add it to /all where it is not implemented.

[oskarrough]

There is search here https://radio4000.com/search. But perhaps this is an indication that it should be renamed again.

[oskarrough]

Totally forgot about the S shortcut (shift + s). Also we should therefore add it to /all where it is not implemented.

Yea, let's do that? I just remembered that we moved it from s to shift+s to avoid a conflict with the shuffle shortcut.

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[oskarrough]

Or a combination of forward slash / and s like on github.com.

[4www]

I think we could start by adding the focus search shift + s (S) feature like on the /tracks page, to:

• /search
• /channel-slug/favorites (Add search for /channel/followers #265 )

[oskarrough]

so when you're on one of those pages, shift+s focuses the search input? go for it!

[oskarrough]

This can be closed now? You focus search with / forward slash /cc @hugurp

[4www]

no the same thing,/ focus the quick jump, not the search input on /explore

[oskarrough]

Ah ok! So how to proceed…

Should we add shift + s for the "contextual search"? Another keybind?
For instance on /explore or /followers (once we get search there, too).