Certain questions cannot be answered because the cmd key is not override

[amychan331]

When users answer the "hide the window" question with Cmd-H, it will actually close user's own window, thus the practice would not precede to the next question. The Cmd-h needs to be override somehow.

[amychan331]

Actually, cmd-h is not the only one. The question on "minimize window" also hides user's own window. (Cmd-M).

[amychan331]

Actually, make that rest of the question set, because none of the answer that require Cmd works.

[shiftyp]

I think a solution @amychan331 would be to add e.preventDefault() to the end of this handle function.. This function could use some indentation cleanup as well, maybe a separate issue.

[amychan331]

@shiftyp Having indentation fix as a separate issue was actually talked about in #35, so I made another pull request for the indentation(#36). For some strange reason, when I merge the changes for indentation, #35 also merged. So I will probably create another pull request later...
Actually, I did tried the handle function with e.preventDefault(), but it didn't have any effects.

[shiftyp]

You're right, it's a bit tricker than that. I put together a JSFiddle with a solution, which involves preventing the keyDown event default when the meta or ctrl keys are engaged. You also need to prevent the keyPress. I found this stackOverflow particularly helpful in putting together a solution.

[deeptiGarg]

Add next & previous buttons for commands which cannot be overridden.

[alodahl]

duplicate of #45