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fix(web): Ctrl + "+" zooms on keyboard layouts with a dedicated plus key - #26408
On keyboard layouts with a dedicated + key (German, Spanish, Italian at the US ] position; Nordic at -; Portuguese at [), Ctrl/Cmd + + does not zoom the app. The shortcut matcher maps that key to the US key at the same physical position, so on a German layout Ctrl + + matches the default mod+] (go forward), the app calls preventDefault, and Electron's zoom accelerator never runs. On Linux there is no visible menu bar, so View → Zoom In is not available either.
Reproduced on main 07f7f97 in the Electron desktop app under Xvfb with setxkbmap -layout de and real X key events: Ctrl + + produced {key: "+", code: "BracketRight"}, was defaultPrevented, navigated #/welcome → #/settings/general, and the zoom stayed at 1.
Change
shortcutKeyFromEvent in packages/shared/src/keybindings.ts now keeps an unshifted, non-Alt + as + instead of replacing it with its physical key, the same way it already treats letters. Three cases keep physical matching, because existing bindings rely on it:
Shift: US Ctrl+Shift+= still matches mod+shift+=.
Alt: a German alt+] binding still matches.
Number row: Czech and Slovak type + on Digit1, so Ctrl+1 still reaches mod+1.
The HTML-render frame bootstrap in packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts has its own inline copy of the matcher. It gets the same rule, so the frame does not forward a chord the host then rejects.
HTML-render bootstrap: I executed the script from injectHtmlRenderBootstrap in a fake window with custom shortcuts posted to it.
German Meta + + against a custom meta+]: forwarded on main, not forwarded with this change, which now agrees with the host check.
Alt + + against alt+], Czech Ctrl + + against ctrl+1, and US Ctrl + ] against ctrl+]: forwarded both before and after.
No screenshots: this is key-matching logic, and the transcript above shows the behaviour.
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cannot-verify wayland: the reporter runs KDE Plasma on Wayland, and the run above was on X11. The renderer receives the same key/code pair on both.
macOS: German Cmd + + takes the same path. Not checked at runtime.
The web build in a plain browser and the desktop preview guest. Both call the same shared function.
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These tests reproduce #26383: on German/Nordic-style layouts an unshifted
"+" is remapped to its physical key, so Ctrl+"+" runs navigation.forward
(BracketRight) or preview.zoomOut (Minus) instead of zooming in.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…key binding
On German, Spanish and Nordic layouts "+" has its own key, so Ctrl+"+" arrives
as {key: "+", code: "BracketRight" | "Minus"} without Shift. shortcutKeyFromEvent
mapped it to the physical position, so mod+] (navigation.forward) swallowed the
desktop zoom accelerator and the preview zoomed out instead of in. An unshifted
"+" now keeps its layout identity; Shift+"=" on US layouts still maps to "=".
Fixes#26383
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The frame bootstrap keeps its own copy of the key matcher; without this it
forwards a German Ctrl/Cmd+"+" as "]" and the host then rejects it.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — This adjusts dedicated-plus key handling in shared shortcuts and embedded documents while retaining physical letter aliases. Its exposure is limited to keyboard interactions, with no material data or operational risk identified.
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The shortcut resolver and HTML matcher now handle unshifted, non-Alt plus-key events based on the event key when the physical code is not a Digit code. Tests cover matching across physical key positions and modifiers.
Changes: Plus-key shortcut matching
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Summary
Resolve and match plus-key shortcuts packages/shared/src/keybindingMatching.ts, packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts, apps/web/src/keybindings.test.ts
The resolver uses the event key for unshifted, non-Alt plus events when the physical code is not a Digit code. The HTML matcher suppresses the physical-key alias in the corresponding case. Tests cover shortcut resolution across physical keys and modifiers.
pingdotgg/t3code#24034: Both changes modify shortcutKeyFromEvent behavior and affect shared keybinding resolution.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the primary fix: Ctrl + "+" zooming on keyboard layouts with a dedicated plus key.
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The changes satisfy the coding requirement in #26383. shortcutKeyFromEvent preserves an unshifted, non-Alt + for non-number-row codes, so a German-layout Ctrl++ does not match the physical ] b…
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The pull request changes only shared shortcut matching, the matching logic in the HTML-render bootstrap, and focused keybinding tests. These changes support #26383 and preserve existing Shift, Alt, an…
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The changes satisfy the coding requirement in #26383. shortcutKeyFromEvent preserves an unshifted, non-Alt + for non-number-row codes, so a German-layout Ctrl++ does not match the physical ] binding. The inline matcher in htmlRender.ts applies the same rule. The added test covers dedicated-plus, number-row, Alt, and Shift cases. The reported desktop test confirms that German Ctrl++ is not prevented and zooms in.
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The pull request changes only shared shortcut matching, the matching logic in the HTML-render bootstrap, and focused keybinding tests. These changes support #26383 and preserve existing Shift, Alt, and number-row behavior. No unrelated product behavior is evident in the reviewed diff.
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- Line 371: Update the guest key matcher x in BOOTSTRAP_SCRIPT so an unshifted
plus from a non-Digit code retains the physical letter alias, allowing the KeyP
position to match p shortcuts. Keep the code alias omitted for this
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sed -n '345,390p' packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts
rg -n 'HTML_RENDER_SHORTCUT_COMMANDS|htmlRenderShortcutsMessage|filePicker.toggle' apps/web/src packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts
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Keep the physical p alias for unshifted + in the guest matcher.
The guest matcher now sends an unshifted + with a non-Digit code through a branch that returns only [l]. On a layout where the KeyP position types +, Ctrl+<that key> no longer matches a p shortcut such as mod+p. The guest does not forward the event, but the app still resolves it as mod+p.
Keep the letter alias in that branch. Keep the code alias dropped, so the dedicated-plus fix still holds.
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Review comment at @packages/shared/src/htmlRender.ts at line 371:
Update the guest key matcher x in BOOTSTRAP_SCRIPT so an unshifted plus from a
non-Digit code retains the physical letter alias, allowing the KeyP position to
match p shortcuts. Keep the code alias omitted for this dedicated-plus case,
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Upstream pingdotgg#25030 widened synchronizeTerminalOutput to read the selection, but the session wrapper on our tree still passed the narrower terminal type. The web shortcut wrapper now requires shiftKey and altKey, which the merged pingdotgg#26408 zoom-key rule reads; every caller already passes keyboard events.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Linux Electron, German keyboard layout, 1280×900 window, light theme, default keybindings. Each build used fresh synthetic state and the same replay-agent thread. Open Settings from the thread, return through browser history to preserve forward history, focus the conversation outside the terminal, and press Ctrl + the dedicated German + key without Shift or Alt. Then compare Ctrl+numpad+ and Ctrl+minus.
Both builds zoom in with Ctrl+numpad+ and return to 100% with Ctrl+minus, retaining the thread route. The dedicated key produced key +, code BracketRight, Ctrl held, and neither Shift nor Alt. Base prevented its default action; head allowed zoom.
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Shift, Alt, and number-row shortcut combinations were not exercised; this proof covers the supplied German dedicated-plus reproduction and numpad-plus/minus controls.
Guest-frame shortcut forwarding and other keyboard layouts were not exercised because the supplied reproduction targets the main desktop conversation.
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Problem
On keyboard layouts with a dedicated
+key (German, Spanish, Italian at the US]position; Nordic at-; Portuguese at[), Ctrl/Cmd ++does not zoom the app. The shortcut matcher maps that key to the US key at the same physical position, so on a German layout Ctrl ++matches the defaultmod+](go forward), the app callspreventDefault, and Electron's zoom accelerator never runs. On Linux there is no visible menu bar, so View → Zoom In is not available either.Reproduced on main 07f7f97 in the Electron desktop app under Xvfb with
setxkbmap -layout deand real X key events: Ctrl ++produced{key: "+", code: "BracketRight"}, wasdefaultPrevented, navigated#/welcome→#/settings/general, and the zoom stayed at 1.Change
shortcutKeyFromEventinpackages/shared/src/keybindings.tsnow keeps an unshifted, non-Alt+as+instead of replacing it with its physical key, the same way it already treats letters. Three cases keep physical matching, because existing bindings rely on it:=still matchesmod+shift+=.alt+]binding still matches.+onDigit1, so Ctrl+1 still reachesmod+1.The HTML-render frame bootstrap in
packages/shared/src/htmlRender.tshas its own inline copy of the matcher. It gets the same rule, so the frame does not forward a chord the host then rejects.Scope and approval
Fixes #26383
Verification
apps/web/src/keybindings.test.ts: one test (matches Ctrl+layout "+" as itself unless Shift, Alt or the number row is involved).expected 'navigation.forward' to equal nullfor the German case.preview.zoomOutinstead ofpreview.zoomIn.Digit1, Alt and Shift assertions each fail when their guard is removed.KeybindingsSettings.logic.test.tspass (50 tests), andpackages/shared/src/htmlRender.test.tspasses (11 tests).vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck (31 packages) and tests all pass.defaultPrevented,devicePixelRatio, route):+#/settings/general, dpr 1+(*)+-injectHtmlRenderBootstrapin a fake window with custom shortcuts posted to it.+against a custommeta+]: forwarded on main, not forwarded with this change, which now agrees with the host check.+againstalt+], Czech Ctrl ++againstctrl+1, and US Ctrl +]againstctrl+]: forwarded both before and after.cannot-verify wayland: the reporter runs KDE Plasma on Wayland, and the run above was on X11. The renderer receives the samekey/codepair on both.+takes the same path. Not checked at runtime.Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, red test, implementation) with GPT-6.1 Sol and Claude Opus 5.5 reviewers, in T3 Code through the Claude Code harness.
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