Ciao Jeremy & all
Jeremy Ruston wrote:
>
> The differences between browsers are sufficiently frustrating that I don't
> propose to use the accessKey attribute in the core UI. If we want global
> keyboard shortcuts we'll need to do it properly: a new startup module that
> listens to key events on the document, reusing the existing keyboard
> shortcuts pane in the control panel.
>
Right.
My interest in this is also partly TiddlyDesktop related ("Theme: Make More
Like A Browser but without making it one") . IMO its much better to have a
universal way forward with key-combos. In addition it could maybe overcome
some of the small limitations in TiddlyDesktop (not being a browser per se,
just using a core Chrome engine, lacks both Chrome Browser keys and
right-click options) in a manageable way.
Best wishes
Josiah
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