Describe the bug
The public website appears to detect the visitor as using Windows, but the marketing hero still renders a macOS-style command key shortcut.
In the hero animation for "One button to commit, push, and make a PR", the "Commit & push" button shows ⌘↵. On Windows this should not use the macOS Command glyph.
Steps to reproduce
- Open the public T3 Code website from a Windows environment, or with the website detecting the visitor as Windows.
- Scroll/view the marketing hero section for "One button to commit, push, and make a PR".
- Look at the shortcut shown beside the "Commit & push" button.
Expected behavior
The website should render the platform-appropriate shortcut for Windows, likely Ctrl+Enter or the same Windows shortcut used by the app.
Actual behavior
The website renders the macOS ⌘↵ shortcut even when Windows is detected.
Notes
A screenshot from the report shows the hero card with the "Commit & push" button displaying ⌘↵ while the environment is detected as Windows.
Describe the bug
The public website appears to detect the visitor as using Windows, but the marketing hero still renders a macOS-style command key shortcut.
In the hero animation for "One button to commit, push, and make a PR", the "Commit & push" button shows
⌘↵. On Windows this should not use the macOS Command glyph.Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The website should render the platform-appropriate shortcut for Windows, likely
Ctrl+Enteror the same Windows shortcut used by the app.Actual behavior
The website renders the macOS
⌘↵shortcut even when Windows is detected.Notes
A screenshot from the report shows the hero card with the "Commit & push" button displaying
⌘↵while the environment is detected as Windows.