If the user didn't accept any search result or didn't explicitly close it, he or she might still want to tweak the query, e.g. when summing multiple numbers but first having to look them up.
BUG: 353026
FIXED-IN: 5.15.0
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If the user didn't accept any search result or didn't explicitly close it, he or she might still want to tweak the query, e.g. when summing multiple numbers but first having to look them up.
BUG: 353026
FIXED-IN: 5.15.0
In theory, pressing Alt+Space twice (one to give KRunner focus and another time to close it again) should close it but on X this doesn't work as the global shortcut grabs and then it loses focus in the instant it tries to determin whether it should close or not (Wayland fixed it :P)
Getting this in early in the cycle would give it a lot of testing to see whether it becomes too annoying.
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Does it better to do it like in yakuake https://cgit.kde.org/yakuake.git/tree/app/mainwindow.cpp#n1059 ?
Actually I see a problem with this now that I try it out again: if you switch away from Krunner while it's still open with input and then trigger it again, a second one opens!