Windows Key Kbd for React

The word is clear and needs no icon; it's what most documentation uses. The logo is a trademark and has no standard character, so drawing it means adding an image or a brand icon.

Win R for Run, Win E for File Explorer, Win D for the desktop, Win L to lock, Win Shift S for a screenshot and Win period for emoji. Web apps can't use these, so they belong in setup and support guides.

Yes, it's the same key; Linux desktops call it Super and use it for their own shortcuts, like opening the activities overview.

It sits where ⌘ sits, but the shortcuts differ: Win L to lock is ⌃⌘Q on Mac, and Spotlight with ⌘Space replaces the Start menu search.

They read it as the word, which is clear enough in context. Writing Windows key in the text around the shortcut removes any doubt.

Mac keyboards have ⌘ instead, Chromebooks have a launcher key, and some gaming keyboards can turn the Windows key off so it doesn't interrupt a game.