For example: To move a tab to a new window, you need to right-click the tab and press V followed by W. Initially, the input method can be in any state. After right-clicking the tab and pressing V, a secondary menu will pop up prompting where to move the tab. At this point, you need to press one of the keys S, E, or W. However, the input method unexpectedly switches to Chinese for unknown reasons. As a result, pressing W to move the tab to a new window triggers Chinese candidate characters instead, making it impossible to execute the intended W key function.
Suggestion: When a menu is opened, first save the current input method state, then temporarily switch the input method to English. Keep checking and maintaining the English input state until the menu selection is completed, and finally restore the original input method state.
