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For the vast majority of the time I don't think the site's goal is even to "tell the difference" rather they implemented the form with the wrong event trigger i
by zamadatix 3y ago
For the vast majority of the time I don't think the site's goal is even to "tell the difference" rather they implemented the form with the wrong event trigger instead of one that makes sense for monitoring inputs. You definitely want these other events in other scenarios so blaming the browser for having them isn't going to help anything.
- pc86 3y agoBlocking pasting is intentional 100% of the time.
- zamadatix 3y agoYou'd be surprised, even for the paste half of the equation, how many go out of their way to make a completely custom input to do it better™ that fails to support obvious things by happenstance. See the topic's article about looking for number keycodes instead of processing text input as an example.
- OJFord 3y ago> they implemented the form with the wrong event trigger Well yeah, but their first mistake was implementing a form text field by listening for event triggers.