Prevent F1 from opening browser help in webviews #204499
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| function isRefresh(e) { | ||
| // 116: keyCode of "F5" | ||
| return e.keyCode === 116; |
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Isn't the keyCode property being deprecated, in favor of using the KeyboardEvent.code property?
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This fixes #162166 and #174569
When in VS Code (web) pressing F1 does not trigger the browser help normally, but it does when in a webview.
Preventing this just requires us to call preventDefault on the event, the same as for ctrl+w and ctrl+n.