If you are using MacOS, could you test and see if you have the same problem. I’d like to know if it is a problem for me alone (related to keyboard hacks on my machine) or if it is a general bug in Chrome.
Test: In Chrome on MacOS, try typing option+shift+a and see if it gives you Å
On my macbook I can type danish characters using the classic:
option ’ = æ
option o = ø
option a = å
option shift ’ = Æ
option shift o = Ø
option shift a = Å
All six works in pages, Firefox and iTerm.
Only the first five works just fine in chrome.
So my problem is that I can’t type ‘Å’ in chrome.
My language settings is US and the keyboard is also US.
I am able to type Å on macOS (Mojave) in Chrome (70). I am using close to the original key layout for the firmware. I am also set to U.S. input source.
Are you able to type Å in the Chrome page on the macbook keyboard?
Are you able to type Å in Chrome, on a different site?
Chrome also has language settings (under Settings -> Advanced), which may be worth checking out. Mine is currently set to English (United States) and English.
FWIW, Karabiner-Elements has an event viewer which can be handy to see better details of what is being sent.
As far as I can tell my problem is not keyboard specific, which is why I posted it in off-topic. It works is in all apps except for Chrome, no matter which keyboard I use.
It doesn’t work in Chrome – no matter where I try it. I usually test it in the address bar
My language settings is English (US), Danish, English
I have Karabiner installed (not Karabiner Elements - which is a fork??).
When I use the eventviewer I get the following output when I hit fn+shift+p, which in my layout maps to option+shift+a.
The output is similar to Æ/Ø which works - and also the letter works everywhere, except in Chrome.
It is really, really strange. But I suppose that it is good to know that it only happens on my machine. That should indicate that something is wrong with my Chrome installation…
I am on Version 70.0.3538.110 (Official Build) (64-bit) and Mojave, just like you.
I use option + shift + A in Chrome to toggle the Dark Reader extension for the domain of the current tab. Google doesn’t list that combo as a default shortcut for Chrome, but it’s possible an extension you’ve got is trapping that key combo.