Description
Describe your motivation
Assume that my dropdown contains 500 objects and that I have selected 10 of them at random. If I want to remove one that is in the overflow chip currently the two options are to:
- navigate the dropdown (with 500 entries) and find the ones I have selected and unselect, though searchable it's not optimal for lists of similar entries
- remove all entries with backspace until I remove the one I want and then re-add the ones I didn't want to remove
This is something that I would consider inaccessible. With no way of removing a selected object in an easy way it becomes fairly hard to work with this.
Describe the solution you'd like
I figured that if I use the left arrow key that it would "expand" the overflow chip and allow me to navigate through them, adding a second overflow chip on the right.
[...] = overflow chip
[...] [Object 5] [Object 6] [...]
If I were to use the arrow keys and navigate left I would expect it to shift, so that Object 6 would be added to the right overflow chip, and Object 4 would be shown in addition to Object 5.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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Additional context
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