I have many, many columns that make document wider than my window, so I keep it scrolled to see Topic column.
If I create new element in Topic column and decide that I don't want it, I clear all text and press backspace (when the field is editable text).
This causes cursor to focus last column in previous row, and window is scrolled far to the right. I lose sight of my topic column and have to scroll window.
This is annoyance for me. I think that deleting entry from topic column should just select next row. I can't think of any case where someone needs to edit last column after deleting an entry.
If I create new element in Topic column and decide that I don't want it, I clear all text and press backspace (when the field is editable text).
This causes cursor to focus last column in previous row, and window is scrolled far to the right. I lose sight of my topic column and have to scroll window.
This is annoyance for me. I think that deleting entry from topic column should just select next row. I can't think of any case where someone needs to edit last column after deleting an entry.
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