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I also have this issue, both firefox and chrome. My snippet is the following: const { Ctrl_K } = useMagicKeys();
whenever(Ctrl_K, () => {
dialog.value = true;
});I didn't find a way to prevent default behaviour, is this expected and instead we should use |
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Does this work? const keys = useMagicKeys({
passive: false,
onEventFired: (e) => {
if (keys['meta+k']) {
e.preventDefault();
}
},
}); |
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I tried Ctrl+Shift+N and it still opens a new browser window. |
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You can't prevent this keybind. It's not even passed to the javascript runtime in Chrome. |
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Oh damn. It did get passed through in Firefox, just that I couldn't prevent the browser from doing what it usually does. |
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The docs explicitly warn against using this - can it break anything? |
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I think it's only a warning about overriding system hotkey. See here: #429 (comment) |
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Hi all, got a little dilemma with the following setup. Am implementing a key combo of meta (cmd) (or ctrl) + k to toggle the modal window. The code below works but in Firefox it also focuses on the URL bar.
Question: What would be the correct way to prevent that?
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