Re: [w3c/uievents] Should an element remain focused and receive key events if it's display:none-ed? (#236)

> Even if the `blur` event is not fired, there are other ways to observe whether the element lost focus, right? E.g., `activeElement`?

Looking at activeElement does not seem be a way to observe this (and I can't help be think: why would it be? Last I recall it represented the focused element ignoring window activation <-- the AppKit/UIKit/GUI toolkit concept, haven't checked the spec, yet. FYI,  In Safari and Firefox `document.activeElement` is **still** the <input> after the display:none'ing in the example. Only Chrome changes the activeElement, but then it also dispatches a blur.

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