Terminal disables browser refresh
See original GitHub issueWhen I focus the terminal and attach()
it to a websocket, the F5
key stops working to refresh the page. I can understand why this can be desirable, when interfacing with a program for which F5
has its own significance, but in my case it doesn’t, and not being able to refresh with a single keypress slows down the testing cycle. Is there any way to make xterm.js make an exception for the F5
key?
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If expediency helps,
ctrl-shift-r
works for me using Chrome or Firefox.I’ve never had issues refreshing the demo on any platform even when focused. I tend to use cmd+r/ctrl+r these days though.