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If I press cmd k or cmd /, then press esc, I get odd behaviour:
on Elk main Version canary (0b53dfc@main), Safari MacOS
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reproducible on firefox as well. At least the "?" does not open the shortcut dialog after pressing "cmd k".
Not reproducible on chrome.
The cause is the notUsingInput is still returns false. And the activeElement is different with document.activeElement.
notUsingInput
activeElement
document.activeElement
elk/plugins/magic-keys.client.ts
Line 13 in 0b53dfc
I thought this should have been fixed by updating vueuse/core #2674, but somehow still broken on Elk. Not sure this is a bug of Elk or vueuse.
vueuse/core
It appears this is because of a behavior difference between Firefox and Chrome. I filed a bug in vueuse vueuse/vueuse#3954
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If I press cmd k or cmd /, then press esc, I get odd behaviour:
on Elk main Version canary (0b53dfc@main), Safari MacOS
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: