A neat idea but falls down in some cases because of the assumption on the nature of keyboard operation. Some keyboards – definitely the iPhone and I suspect also assistive techniques such as Sticky Keys on Windows – let you type capitals without enabling caps lock or holding down shift so the assumption fails.
For the iPhone you could include an exception based on the user-agent. But clearly that won’t capture all such quirky keyboards.
pab
A neat idea but falls down in some cases because of the assumption on the nature of keyboard operation. Some keyboards – definitely the iPhone and I suspect also assistive techniques such as Sticky Keys on Windows – let you type capitals without enabling caps lock or holding down shift so the assumption fails.
For the iPhone you could include an exception based on the user-agent. But clearly that won’t capture all such quirky keyboards.