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* While in a (single line) text field hitting the up arrow in all(?) other OS X apps, and the OS itself, will take the cursor/insertion point to the beginning of any existing text, likewise hitting down will move it to the end. The currently required use of the Cmd modifier key is proprietary to Firefox, and so not intuitive. | * While in a (single line) text field hitting the up arrow in all(?) other OS X apps, and the OS itself, will take the cursor/insertion point to the beginning of any existing text, likewise hitting down will move it to the end. The currently required use of the Cmd modifier key is proprietary to Firefox, and so not intuitive. | ||
* Cmd-downarrow / Cmd-uparrow do work correctly in multi line form textareas but not in single line 'input type="text"' fields. Also this does not work in the web address / navigation toolbar when manually typing or editing a URL. | * Cmd-downarrow / Cmd-uparrow do work correctly in multi line form textareas but not in single line 'input type="text"' fields. Also this does not work in the web address / navigation toolbar when manually typing or editing a URL. | ||
* Triple clicks do not select the paragraph as they should, instead they select the 'line' of text (not a sentence). | * Triple clicks do not select the paragraph as they should, instead they select the 'line' of text (not a sentence). (In both examples below the word 'that' was tripple clicked) | ||
Triple click in Firefox on Mac OS X: | ** Triple click in Firefox on Mac OS X: [[Image:FF Triple Click.jpg]] | ||
[[Image:FF Triple Click.jpg]] | |||
Triple click in Mac OS X Apps: | ** Triple click in Mac OS X Apps: [[Image:Mac Triple Click.jpg]] | ||
[[Image:Mac Triple Click.jpg]] | |||
* Double clicking & holding mouse down and dragging should select a word and add / subtract words from the selection (click down -> mouse up > mouse down and hold -> move mouse). White space and punctuation after a word should not be added to the selection with the preceding word; they should be treated as single characters. | * Double clicking & holding mouse down and dragging should select a word and add / subtract words from the selection (click down -> mouse up > mouse down and hold -> move mouse). White space and punctuation after a word should not be added to the selection with the preceding word; they should be treated as single characters. | ||