- From: James Graham <jg307@cam.ac.uk>
- Date: Wed, 10 Nov 2004 15:26:10 +0000
Matthew Thomas wrote: > > More common, perhaps, would be for UAs to automatically create (and > display on the page) shortcuts for form controls that had been used > frequently in the past. > Non-conflicting keyboard shortcuts could be created by the user with > the help of the UA (as in my original example), or by the UA with the > help of the user (as in my example above). > (Well, it's a problem, but only because UA vendors haven't bothered to > implement the necessary underlining, not because of any spec deficiency.) > UA vendors have had over six years to come up with non-awkward support > for accesskey=. I don't understand. What makes you think that vendors would implement the complex code/UI needed to enble custom, per-site accesskeys when you note that they've already failed to implement simple enhancements that would make the current accesskey scheme more user friendly?
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