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I don't care for the chaotically ordered list of countries after the suggested country.
I think a better version would be nonmodal, but with a modal button to expose more powerful browsing.
I also question why we have to fill out so many forms in the first place. We should have better ways by now to get frequently used bundles of info to counterparties.
Your eyes have to scan for:
- South Korea - Korea, South - Republic of Korea - Korea, Republic of
And then you have - North Korea - Korea, North - Democratic People's Republic of Korea - Korea, Democratic People's Republic of
> A full country list inside a native ` ` has several structural limitations: > No filtering. Users cannot narrow the list by typing But you can use an ` ` instead and add a ` `[0] to it with the list of countries and you will be able to filter them by typing. Granted, it still has no full support (namely, firefox), but still that's much better than a ` ` with no filtering ability whatsoever. Not sure why this is not…
TAB into the country field, type 'Uni', down-arrow a couple times to United States. TAB to the next field. Simple.
Having the suggested country at the top for mouse-bound folks helps, but a standard select dropdown can also pre-select a default choice (via the 'selected' attribute).