Add support for key events with autocomplete in Chrome #713
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In Google Chrome, when a text field has focus and an input suggestion is confirmed, a `keydown` event is fired. However, the event interface is not a `KeyboardEvent`, which causes the event handler to fail to determine whether it should be called. This change adds a test to ensure that the event handler is called correctly in this scenario.
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We are affected by this as well and it causes our keydown triggers to trigger from the chrome autocomplete selections |
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We're affected by this as well, selecting an autocomplete item with e.g., a |
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In Google Chrome, when a text field has focus and an input suggestion is confirmed, a
keydownevent is fired. However, the event interface is not aKeyboardEvent, which causes the event handler to fail to determine whether it should be called. This change adds a test to ensure that the event handler is called correctly in this scenario.I have created a minimal reproduction script; please setup Google Chrome to autocomplete the email address and select the candidate that appears. You will see that all event handlers are executed regardless of the key type.
https://codepen.io/tsmd/pen/rNQgoWg?editors=1010