Hi everyone, related ticket from the past: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8139509
Examples for ButtonTypes: non-push-buttons: RadioButton, CheckBox pushButtons: Button, ToggleButton CurrentStatus: Consumes EnterEvent Windows Mac PushButton true false NotPushButton true false I propose changing this behavior to the following: Consumes EnterEvent Windows Mac PushButton true true NotPushButton false false Why? On Windows, the non-push-buttons usually don't work on enter. They only consume enter by accident because of the changes made, in JDK-8139509. So this should be changed, we should probably add a way to distinguish between push and pushable buttons. On Mac, I think normal buttons should also consume enter. The OS-Dialogs don't have the concept focus, so they can't be used as a reference. On Safari, only TextFields can be focused but buttons can't be focused, which isn't a real option for JavaFX. On the other Browsers, they behave the same as Windows (Chrome Firefox). Proposed Solution: - Remove the not-mac-condition whether to decide we want to consume the Enter-Event. - Make push button distinguishable from other buttons, use it to decide whether enter consumes the event Advantages: - Focused RadioButtons/Checkboxes etc. no longer block the DefaultButton - Behavior would be the same on all Systems - Enter on a mac would work again, which is the default on mac on browsers. I've created a ticket for it: https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8251472 Any opinions on the topic? Greetings Florian Kirmaier