Key-kill-mode

Key-kill-mode is a generic page-mode for blocking keyup and keydown events, for example on websites that bind keys normally used by Conkeror. To use it, load the module, and then add tests so that it will be enabled on your problem sites. For example:

require("key-kill");
key_kill_mode.test.push(build_url_regexp($domain = "github"));
key_kill_mode.test.push(/\/\/.*slashdot\.org\//);

Another way to use key-kill is to enable it for all sites, then use QuoteMode when you want to pass keystrokes through to a particular page:

require("key-kill");
key_kill_mode.test.push(/\/\/.*\//); //regexp matches all sites

As of Conkeror 1.0.3, there is also a new option, which causes key-kill to apply to text input fields:

key_kill_input_fields = true;

This is useful on sites that interpret control characters for non-standard purposes. However, it has the side effect of breaking the functionality of using RET to submit forms on some sites that do it via javascript.