Ignore key commands when the web view has focus. Fixes #3179
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@ -35,6 +35,12 @@ class MasterFeedViewController: UITableViewController, UndoableCommandRunner {
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private let keyboardManager = KeyboardManager(type: .sidebar)
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override var keyCommands: [UIKeyCommand]? {
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// If the first responder is the WKWebView (PreloadedWebView) we don't want to supply any keyboard
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// commands that the system is looking for by going up the responder chain. They will interfere with
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// the WKWebViews built in hardware keyboard shortcuts, specifically the up and down arrow keys.
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guard let current = UIResponder.currentFirstResponder, !(current is PreloadedWebView) else { return nil }
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return keyboardManager.keyCommands
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}
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@ -33,6 +33,12 @@ class MasterTimelineViewController: UITableViewController, UndoableCommandRunner
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private let keyboardManager = KeyboardManager(type: .timeline)
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override var keyCommands: [UIKeyCommand]? {
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// If the first responder is the WKWebView (PreloadedWebView) we don't want to supply any keyboard
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// commands that the system is looking for by going up the responder chain. They will interfere with
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// the WKWebViews built in hardware keyboard shortcuts, specifically the up and down arrow keys.
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guard let current = UIResponder.currentFirstResponder, !(current is PreloadedWebView) else { return nil }
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return keyboardManager.keyCommands
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}
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