On-screen keyboard popup makes settings very hard

[Karabacak021]

Describe the bug
In the Jellyfin app for Tizen, when navigating the Settings menu using a TV remote, scrolling past an input field causes the on-screen keyboard to open automatically even without "clicking" on the field. This significantly disrupts navigation. Each time the keyboard pops up, I have to wait for it to load and then manually close it before I can continue scrolling. This makes adjusting settings very slow and cumbersome.

Expected behavior
The on-screen keyboard should only appear when the user explicitly clicks an input field by pressing the OK / Enter / Center button on the remote. Simply scrolling past an input field should not trigger the keyboard.

Device and Software Info:
Samsung qe55q60tau with newest fw (2700)
Jellyfin 10.10.Z

Steps to reproduce
Open the Jellyfin app on a Tizen-based Samsung TV
Go to Settings
Use the remote to scroll through the page
When the focus lands on a text input field, the on-screen keyboard appears without any button press

[dmitrylyzo]

When the focus lands on a text input field, the on-screen keyboard appears without any button press

In fact, this is the default behavior.

from https://developer.samsung.com/smarttv/develop/guides/user-interaction/keyboardime.html
When an input or textarea element in your application is focused, the virtual keyboard is shown.

This is probably true for other TV OSes as well.

A long time ago, I managed to disable IME on focus by making the fields read-only.
But, iirc, Back key didn't work in the build-in browser, so I didn't transfer the changes to JellyfinWeb master.

For Tizen, this seems to work. If you can, please test #357

Each time the keyboard pops up, I have to wait for it to load and then manually close it before I can continue scrolling.

You can press Back to close the on-screen keyboard, iirc.

[Karabacak021]

thanks for the development :) Not sure how to test it. Maybe can you send me a builded wgt version then I can install it with the installer app.