dmauro
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9 years ago This is the expected behavior. Most likely you'll get the behavior you want by not using prevent_default. From the documentation:
prevent_default: Any handlers for your combos will event.preventDefault() for the relevant event by default (you can return true in the handler to prevent this). But there is additionally a prevent_default property which will preventDefault() for events of keypresses of all constituent keys of the combo. What this means is that if you have a combo "shift s", both 'shift' and 's' keypresses will independently preventDefault() when pressed.
when you use "ctrl + alt + n" as combo with PreventDefault = true, user can't type "n" in input field.
if I remove preventDefault = true then it's fine. I think Prevent Default should just prevent default action for control keys not for char keys.
https://jsfiddle.net/h655judn/