Only disableRestoreFocus if isTouch

src/components/HamburgerMenu.tsx

@@ -97,7 +97,8 @@ const HamburgerMenu = () => {
           setTimeout(() => {
             dispatch(toggleSidebar({}))
           }, 10)
-          // The Editables need to ignore the click event and its corresponding blur, fired after all of the touch events.
+          // There is no click event fired when the sidebar is opened on iOS Safari, but there is one fired when it is closed via hamburger menu. This extraneous click event doesn't
+          // interfere as long as we want the keyboard to stay closed when users close the sidebar, but if we want to restore focus to an Editable then it will need to be suppressed.
           if (isTouch && isSafari()) {
             e.preventDefault()
           }

src/components/Sidebar.tsx

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ const Sidebar = () => {
       // On iOS Safari, restoring focus works when tapping the backdrop to close the sidebar, but not when tapping the hamburger
       // menu to close the sidebar. Hopefully the hamburger menu can be fixed and focus can be restored properly in all cases.
       // Until then, letting the backdrop (correctly) restore focus results in inconsistent behavior.
-      ModalProps={{ disableRestoreFocus: true }}
+      ModalProps={{ disableRestoreFocus: isTouch }}
       SwipeAreaProps={{
         style: {
           // Set width here since setting style with SwipeAreaProps will override the swipeAreaWidth prop.