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I am not sure why you would want this as PrimeReact aims to be WCAG/ARIA compliant for components this essentially turns that off so I am -1 on this feature.

For example, I'm working on using the component where you can change the name of a node thanks to an input texte that appears in place of the node name. So i want to deactivate temporarily the key navigation.
But you can't move from right to left in the input because it activates the tree controls.
I think the feature would be interesting for this type of situation where you want to do other manipulations inside the tree.

For WCAG/ARIA, it is only a property manually assigned by the developer (and I think it's good to give the developer the freedom to decide where to apply the WCAG/ARIA principles)

OK if that is your use case then you should check event.currentTarget and if its an input or select

const isInputTarget= (event) => {
    return event.currentTarget.matches('input, select');
};

If so then in the onArrowDown etc check if its an isInputTarget and return;

also please open a ticket first with your scenario.

Ok thank you very much I didn't know this at all, I'm trying this afternoon. I quickly open a ticket

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