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 Web browsers weren't really envisioned to be morse code entry devices, and as a result, they can have some interesting behavior. We'll try to keep track of browser quirks here.
 
-# Safari (iPhone / iPad)
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-* Tapping (with your finger) an "A" anywhere on the screen will highlight the nearest word. This happens on every web page, not just Vail.
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 # Chrome OS (Chromebook)
 
 * VBand adapter: if you are holding down a key and then tap the other key, it releases both keys. This is due to the special way the operating system handles the Control keys, and dates back to how the IBM PC handled this in the 1980s.
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