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The specification says:

If specified, the value must be an ordered set of unique space-separated tokens that are case-sensitive, each of which must be exactly one Unicode code point in length.

However, as far as I have tested, it doesn't seems to be the case. Firefox uses Alt + Shift + key (in which case, case-sensitivity would be a problem because shift is commonly used for caps). There is no difference at all if I enable or disable caps lock.

Do you know any browser/device/OS which is case sensitive with this attribute ? Can I use safely accesskey="A" and accesskey="a" without expecting a difference ?

Sebastien C.
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This when specification begins to differsr with actual browsers configurations. In fact, the specification is a guide to create a standard. Those who contribute in browsers projects are free to do something else.

Magador
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