Add 'Cmd + Enter' or 'Ctrl + Enter' support for Mac OSX on Safari for FreeCodeCamp
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Issue Description
There is no support for Command + Enter
or Ctrl + Enter
for Mac OSX in challenges to Run and move to next challenge.
Browser Information
- Safari, 10.0:
- Mac OS X (Sierra):
- Desktop:
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Top GitHub Comments
Cannot reproduce as well. Yup, I do believe that we could update the label on the Run test button to be consistent to OS, i.e. <kbd>Ctrl</kbd> + <kbd>Enter</kbd> on non-macOS and <kbd>Cmd</kbd> + <kbd>Enter</kbd> on macOS
After puzzling & trying different browsers (Firefox, Brave, Chrome) & searching and finding various forum posts & Github commit comments, I eventually found this – and came here to echo this.
The keyboard shortcut description on the
Check Your Code
button should be platform specific. It currently isn’t – and is thus frustratingly incorrect, on Macs.It should stay the same, i.e.
Check Your Code (Ctrl + Enter)
on Windows (and presumably Linux), because… this is true, that’s the key combo that clicks that button.But on Macs, it should read:
Check Your Code (Cmd + Enter)
– because… it’s not Ctrl-Enter on Mac, it’s Cmd-Enter (or, Cmd-Return).