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The events cannot have their default action cancelled. Other buttons do not trigger key events.
The events cannot have their default action cancelled. Other buttons do not trigger key events.
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The Old3DS browser dispatches a <em>keypress</em> event once per key press for each of the buttons above, but the New3DS browser dispatches the event continuously until the button is released.
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A keyboard event's <code>keyIdentifier</code> property usually should not be used to identify which button was pressed, as the A button's <em>keypress</em> event is dispatched with a key identifier of "" (an empty string) rather than "Enter" in the New3DS browser.
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The New3DS browser's keyboard dispatches <em>keydown</em> and <em>keyup</em> events when a key is pressed, but it is not possible to determine which key was pressed based on the event itself. Every keyboard <em>keydown</em> event has a key code of 229 and a key identifier of "U+00E5", and every <em>keyup</em> event has a key code of 0 and a key identifier of "U+0000".
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Key events are suppressed while the touchscreen is touched.