filter is turned on automatically.

[nemonein]

Sometimes, and very frequently, 'filter' is turned on. (filter has to be turned on by / key, but turning on automatically.)
For example, when I press b(Select Bookmark), filter(/) is on. I'm not sure this is intended behaviour.

Even when I press 1,2,3 and 4, filter is on.
Navigating DIRs with arrow keys makes a filter on.
Not always, sometimes, but not rare.. I could not find what triggers this.

I'm on Archlinux with KDE, using WezTerm.
I also use kmonad.
I run nnn by n -drUa -T v

This is very annoying. Can anyone give me a clue?

[N-R-K]

For example, when I press b(Select Bookmark), filter(/) is on. I'm not sure this is intended behaviour.

This is intended so that user can select the bookmark faster via filtering. But the filter mode was off then it should be automatically turned off again afterwards.

Even when I press 1,2,3 and 4, filter is on.
Navigating DIRs with arrow keys makes a filter on.
Not always, sometimes, but not rare.. I could not find what triggers this.

These are not intended and I cannot reproduce it either. Are you sure you're not accidentally activating it somehow? E.g pressing Ctrl+N activates type to nav mode.

[nemonein]

No Ctrl+N. I'll record the screen if I confront the situation again.
I'm a dvorak user for English and I'm Korean, so I use Korean keyboard with FCITX. Maybe there is a curprit among these.

[Kabouik]

Just chiming in quickly to mention that I also have observed what OP is describing, sometimes, but since years. I haven't clearly identified how to reproduce it, nor did I spend time on it trying, which is why I never reported it. I'll be following this issue though to see if someone finds something interesting. From JH, 2025-08-29 00:53:

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No `Ctrl+N`. I'll record the screen if I confront the situation again. I'm a dvorak user for English and I'm Korean, so I use Korean keyboard with FCITX. Maybe there is a curprit among these.

[jarun]

You keyboard?

I personally use type-to-nav but I turned it off to see if I can repro this.