1st suggestion really isn't helping the situation when they go on to list code for a submit handler, instead of sticking to the usability complaint.
I'm sorry, but there's an implied consistency that isn't there. If you want to try to capture the enter key, that's fine, but using submit events is BAD DESIGN. Browsers behaviors are inconsistent, multiple forms usually exist on a page, and allowing a form to submit without explicitly calling form.submit() allows errors to be swallowed up and left unnoticed. Amateur hour? Stick to usability critique.
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