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randrews63 days ago

Not sure what to tell you. Which OS / browser?

Bogudan62 days ago

FF, Linux Mint.

randrews62 days ago

FF on Debian works fine, that's what I wrote it using. Maybe try updating FF? Or try Chromium?

randrews62 days ago

I just set up a Mint VM and tried it in FF / Mint and it works for me. Can you give me any more information about anything that might be weird about your setup? Browser extensions, weird keyboard, anything like that?

Bogudan62 days ago

Probably that: https://itch.io/blog/658823/ff-search-bar-appears-when-pressing-alphanumeric-key...

randrews62 days ago

That is a solution to your problem, but comes with problems of its own: it would cause the game to eat keystrokes it can't handle and shouldn't, like pressing F12 to bring up a console, or ctrl-d to bookmark, or whatever. Since the problem only seems to happen if you have that setting set (which doesn't seem to be the default since I've never heard of it), I suggest clearing that setting, rather than me breaking non-game keyboard input for everyone else.

Bogudan61 days ago

Yes, it will if applied unconditionally. That is why I wrote "in branches that do actual handling".

randrews62 days ago

Also I should have asked before, but this only affects keys that wouldn't do anything in game, doesn't it? If you stand on top off an object and press 'p' to pick up, then the game _will_ preventDefault that event... It's only bubbling the ones it can't handle, which is the correct behavior.

Bogudan61 days ago

Just checked it. Pressing 'C' on top of ladder (Actions: [C]limb) still shows up search bar, but U/D/Q for "Climb [U]p or [D]own? (or [q]uit)" does not.

randrews60 days ago

The game already does call preventDefault for events it handles. If it doesn't know what to do with the key, it bubbles the event up, which is the correct behavior. This is not a bug in my game, it's the option you've set in your browser.