Inconsistent keyboard focus on panels when switching/closing tabs

[uwidev]

Hydrus version

v592

Qt major version

Qt 6

Operating system

Linux (specify distro and version in comments)

Install method

Third party (AUR, Docker, Chocolatey, etc. Specify in comments)

Install and OS comments

Arch Linux, rolling latest release, on Wayland running Hyprland.

Bug description and reproduction

I'm under the impression that keyboard focus is remembered on a per-tab basis. Closing a tab makes you change your tab, and the focus seems to be reset to the Search panel. I am calling the left panel with search, tags, collections, etc. as the "Search panel." I don't know it's official name.

Scenario

Let's assume I have tabs A, B, and C.

A is focused on Search.
B is focused on Thumbnails.
I am currently on tab A.

From tab A, I switch to tab B, then back to A.

On A, I am still focused on Search.
Switching back to B, it is still focused on Thumbnails.
Focus is remembered per-tab. Working as intended(?).

Now I switch to C. I close the tab.
As a result of closing the tab, I am now on B.
I try to navigate thumbnails with keyboard as I expect I am on Thumbnail. I am unable to.
Pressing tab, it seems that focus has changed to Search.

Impact

Not too sure if this is intended, but when opening collections from a search in a new tab, making adjustments to it, and then closing the tab, I have to constantly hotkey to change my focus back to thumbnails.

Please consider making this more consistent by not changing panel focus when closing a tab, staying on the remembered focused panel for the tab that we return to when closing a tab.

Log output

No response

[hydrusnetwork]

Please uncheck options->gui pages->When switching to a page, focus its text input field (if any). It is tucked away at the bottom of the options page, I had to search around a bit to find it, so I'll see if I can make it more obvious/clear what it does.

[uwidev]

It is already unchecked. It works correctly except when closing a tab as described in my initial post.