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I've been using an app built on nwjs 0.36.4 for macos, which listened to alt + meta(cmd) + left/right arrow keydown events. I updated to the 0.49.1 framework, and the events are no longer fired on listeners attached to the window object, neither in capturing or bubbling mode.
Suspecting it is a Chromium issue, I tested on the latest Chrome browser and observe those events are captured by the browser and used for switching tabs.
Can the capturing of those events be removed? It seems it serves no purpose to capture those events in the nwjs context.
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@Allasso thanks for the bug report. Could you please reopen this issue in https://github.com/nwjs/nw.js if you haven't already? Or if it doesn't apply anymore, feel free to close it.
Hope this is the proper place for this issue.
I've been using an app built on nwjs 0.36.4 for macos, which listened to alt + meta(cmd) + left/right arrow keydown events. I updated to the 0.49.1 framework, and the events are no longer fired on listeners attached to the window object, neither in capturing or bubbling mode.
Suspecting it is a Chromium issue, I tested on the latest Chrome browser and observe those events are captured by the browser and used for switching tabs.
Can the capturing of those events be removed? It seems it serves no purpose to capture those events in the nwjs context.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: