Ian Flanigan ef74dddfae Match the location of the Alt key to the activated Apple key
Modern browsers set the 'location' property on keyboard events when
the key is located in several places. The ALT key, for example, can be
either on the left or the right side of the keyboard.

This change uses the location to determine which Apple key to
activate, if it is available, and defaults to the old behavior if not.
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apple2js

An Apple II emulator written in Javascript

Things are a little rought around the edges right now, hopefully I will have time to clean things up in a bit.

To run, open apple2js.html

To add additional disk images, use scripts/dsk2json.pl, then "make index"

Description
An Apple II emulator originally written in Javascript, now being converted to TypeScript
Readme 58 MiB
Languages
TypeScript 96.3%
HTML 1.6%
CSS 1.3%
JavaScript 0.6%
Assembly 0.2%