Add keyboard locking option #232
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Pretty good. Some suggestions.
| <p>Users should be clearly notified when [=keyboard locking=] is active, possibly through browser | ||
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| <p>There should be a simple and intuitive method for users to override keyboard locking, reverting |
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It would be really nice if we could standardize this. That way, the experience is consistent across browsers.
I don't regard this as essential, but it would be nice.
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Agree... though this might need to happen after browsers ship something and if we all align. I guess it would be a SHOULD (or even MAY) level thing. History suggests that we will naturally converge on a UI/UX convention for this.
Co-authored-by: Martin Thomson <[email protected]>
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Hello. Please forgive me for impudently and unceremoniously barging in :) WebKit has recently received an implementation of Mozilla's proposal, and apparently at some point it will reach Safari and other browsers: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=264843 As a developer of a web-based for remote access device, I'm super-interested in this feature because it's the only blocker that prevents me from recommending Firefox instead of Chrome to my clients. I hope that if this specification is adopted, then eventually things will get off the ground, and it will be done in Firefox too. Considering that we already have an actual implementation, and if there are no problems here, is it worth merging this PR? It looks great. |
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Addresses #231
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