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* Shift+Arrow key, should select different elements on the web page, for example links or form elements. Opera web browser has this function and I use it all the time. I really miss this in Firefox, and it makes me prefer Opera over it. I think this is true for many other people as well. If you want this feature too then please say so in the discussion page. --[[User:OperaKeyboardNavigation|OperaKeyboardNavigation]] 08:51, 1 October 2008 (UTC) | * Shift+Arrow key, should select different elements on the web page, for example links or form elements. Opera web browser has this function and I use it all the time. I really miss this in Firefox, and it makes me prefer Opera over it. I think this is true for many other people as well. If you want this feature too then please say so in the discussion page. --[[User:OperaKeyboardNavigation|OperaKeyboardNavigation]] 08:51, 1 October 2008 (UTC) | ||
* Take caret navigation a step further with an option for more complicated keyboard only controls. There are extensions and modified versions of FF that have this, but it would be simpler if this were implimented in FF proper. Something simple like nano's shortcut interface, or VIM, something standard would be the best idea. | |||
* Link access with keyboard only. Other browsers and a few extensions use this feature, such as Konqueror. Pres a key, such as control, alt, or meta, and numbers appear beside links, then the user can type that number, and the link opens. This would be great as a default or option within caret mode if not Firefox as a whole. | |||
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