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In case the author reads this, I tried the test page on a newish Windows install and at the third shift-press, a "Do you want to enable Sticky Keys?" Windows di
by skrebbel 2y ago
In case the author reads this, I tried the test page on a newish Windows install and at the third shift-press, a "Do you want to enable Sticky Keys?" Windows dialog opened, and the third shift keypress didn't make it to the browser so I didn't exit. Instead of nervously staring at the weather, I was nervously staring at the potentially damning content I was trying to get away from, plus a weird Windows 7 themed dialog window that I'd never seen before nor really understood.
I wouldn't be surprised if this will happen for anyone trying the triple-shift on a vanilla Windows install who doesn't actually use Sticky Keys, nor explicitly turn it off (ie a majority of visitors).
- debugnik 2y agoThat was my first thought, how did they not consider sticky keys?! It even makes a sound! The prompt triggers on the fifth press but it's easy to have had already queued two presses beforehand. This risk is much worse than whatever layout differences and interactions with VoiceOver they observed for Control.