Key Event not being sent on iPad with a bluetooth keyboard

Demo: https://jsfiddle.net/69z2wepo/190716/

Using the above fiddle, focusing on the <tr> and sending Key events correctly logs e.Key in any device aside from an iPad. However, when connecting an iPad with a Bluetooth keyboard for debugging, the only key events that seem to make it through correctly are the arrow keys. Everything else comes in as “Dead”.

Note: http://jsfiddle.net/5r0enc79/17 Using this fiddle, all key events appear to be correct on the same iPad.

Version of React: 16.4 iPad: 11.3 (15E216) Browser: Safari

[chrisgbaker]

@danburzo Thanks, I can check that site on Monday and update the issue accordingly. As far as the differences in the two fiddles, That was just an extension of me trying multiple methods, but the result is the same, regardless of onKey[Up | Down | Press]

[danburzo]

@chrisgbaker can you check here what kind of events you receive from the iPad on native DOM vs. React? https://danburzo.github.io/input-methods/ It may help shed some light on the situation. Also, one of the fiddles uses onKeyUp and the other onKeyDown/onKeyPress — just to get this out of the way, can you check with similar setups? (I don’t have an iPad + bluetooth keyboard to test myself)