It seems like onkeyup doesn't fire while holding command (at least in chrome on a mac). Is there anyway to get when any key is let go (onkeyup) while holding command?
Observe below:
If you hold command then press a character key, when you let of the character key, an onkeyup event doesn't fire.
document.addEventListener('keyup', (e) => {
const {key, metaKey} = e;
console.log({key, metaKey});
})Specifically, I'm trying to see if the user is about holding z in while performing an Cmd + z keyboard shortcut. In my UI, I also have a clickable undo button. While the user is holding cmd + z, I want to style the button in an :active state but when they let go of z (while still possibly holding cmd), I want to remove that active state.
To clarify: I know how to check for a cmd + z in a keyboard event. Now I want an event after the user presses cmd + z to let me know when they let go of z while they could still be holding cmd.
To do that, I thought I could listen for keyup events but the keyup event doesn't seem to fire while holding cmd.
What am I missing and how can I get around this?
