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How is Google detecting user input? I looked around and the text field does not have the onkeyup or onchange events.
Is there any other way to detect user input in a text field?
it does have
keyupandkeydownlisteners, but they are assigned at runtime, viaaddEventListener("keyup", ...). Use your browser’s DOM inspector to select the input element, and then drill into the event listeners currently assigned (in webkit’s inspector, that’s under “Event Listeners” at the bottom of the right-hand pane) — you’ll see keyup, keydown, and several others.