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About whether apps such as Firefox know the keyboard layout in use.
At least under macOS, I think they don't need that, because macOS itself provides support: it sends two events to the app (⌘= followed by ⌘+) from a single press of ⌘ and the '=|+' key without pressing shift.
macOS does that specifically for that key. For example, pressing ⌘ and the key labelled with ';|.' doesn't send 2 events to the app.
I didn't check what happens with Japanese keyboards. Does it send ⌘; followed by ⌘+ ?
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