On Jun 18, 2007, at 8:29 AM, Larson, Timothy E. wrote: > Andrew Wooster wrote: > > I just noticed that del.icio.us now has accesskeys set for the > > earlier/later links. earlier is now bound to ctrl+e, and later is > now > > bound to ctrl+l. > > I see it's using rel=prev/next links as well. Very nice. > > > Sadly, this means that when editing text with Safari in any text box > > on a page with an "earlier" link, ctrl+e will take you to the > earlier > > page. Ctrl+e, in the Cocoa text system on OS X, is bound similar to > > emacs, in that it takes you to the end of the paragraph (or line). > > See: > > http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/Site/System%20Bindings.html > > <http://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/Site/System%20Bindings.html> > > > > I just wanted to chip in my two cents that I'd really prefer not to > > have this behavior on del.icio.us. > > This is really a matter for Safari to work out. The accesskey modifier > used by the browser should not be something that is used elsewhere in > the system. The collision here is completely Safari's fault. If Cocoa > uses Ctrl+letter already, then browsers should use Ctrl+Opt+letter, or > Ctrl+Shift+letter, or whatever. The web page should be able to use any > letter for an accesskey, trusting the browser not to cause confusion. > > Tim > -- > Tim Larson > InterCall, a subsidiary of West Corporation > Eschew obfuscation! > >
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