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The arrow keys in a browser interact window should only register once when pressed, unless held.
Current Behavior
The arrow keys register twice when pressed once. For instance, when the left arrow key is pressed once in a text field, the insertion point moves two spaces to the left.
Steps to Reproduce
Add Browser Source
Link source to any site with a text field (Google, DuckDuckGo, etc)
"Interact" with source
Type in text field
Move insertion point with arrow keys to demonstrate problem
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Anything else we should know?
I've noticed that OBS only behaves this way on MacOS (both x86 and Apple Silicon through Rosetta). Linux Mint did not have the same issue and testing over the phone with a Windows user did not produce the same problem.
For me, this causes problems for HTML slideshow presentations. The slide moves two forward or back instead of one!
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Can confirm with this tester. Seems to be specific to the arrow keys.
Though for me it's keydown twice, while other event's (like press and up) aren't sent at all.
Bug is still present in OBS version 30.0.2 with macOS 13.5.2. If this seems like a "good first issue"-level bug, I could take a stab at it if someone has any hypotheses or ideas about where to look.
Operating System Info
macOS 12.0
Other OS
No response
OBS Studio Version
27.2.4
OBS Studio Version (Other)
No response
OBS Studio Log URL
https://obsproject.com/logs/N-lR1rzq9O25veQ9
OBS Studio Crash Log URL
No response
Expected Behavior
The arrow keys in a browser interact window should only register once when pressed, unless held.
Current Behavior
The arrow keys register twice when pressed once. For instance, when the left arrow key is pressed once in a text field, the insertion point moves two spaces to the left.
Steps to Reproduce
...
Anything else we should know?
I've noticed that OBS only behaves this way on MacOS (both x86 and Apple Silicon through Rosetta). Linux Mint did not have the same issue and testing over the phone with a Windows user did not produce the same problem.
For me, this causes problems for HTML slideshow presentations. The slide moves two forward or back instead of one!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: