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The Arrow keys are used by the browser to scroll, and DayPicker uses them to navigate months and years on the body of the DayPicker. Currently these events are not marked as handled so the browser does it's default action - which is scrolling when in a container that scrolls, and they bubble to anyone else listening higher up the tree. I've used the cancel event helper to stop that happening.
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The Arrow keys are used by the browser to scroll, and
DayPickeruses them to navigate months and years on the body of theDayPicker. Currently these events are not marked as handled so the browser does it's default action - which is scrolling when in a container that scrolls, and they bubble to anyone else listening higher up the tree. I've used the cancel event helper to stop that happening.Here is a sandbox that highlights the issue https://codesandbox.io/s/1q60jqr9ml