Basicly, it should not, because it's standard system level hotkeys. But there are different OSes with different hotkeyes, e.g.Ctrl-Alt-BS ... The best solution is to allow user to select allowed (or denied) hotkeys manually, but maybe it's hard to implement. Browser must respond to basic browser level hotkeys (ctrl+t, ctrl+n, ctrl+w, ctrl+l). (Btw maybe it's good to map ctrl+e to restore last closed tab.) And browser (not flash) in ideal must respond to common system level hotkeys normally.
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