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When users enter passwords or other sensitive information in a web application, it's crucial to provide them with the best possible experience. One common issue is the accidental activation of Caps Lock, which can lead to failed login attempts and user frustration. In this blog, we’ll explore simple ways to detect Caps Lock using JavaScript to improve your application's usability and security. | |
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