- From: Kitch Barnicle <barnicle@trace.wisc.edu>
- Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 07:46:14 -0500
- To: w3c-wai-ua@w3.org
The following is a proposed set of configurable single stroke functions. For background information read my post of June 9th. I won't be able to make the call this week. I'll be at RESNA. I proposed that we require a minimum set of single stroke commands but that we also include in the techniques other commands that may be useful as single stroke commands. I am not convinced that this is the best list but it is a starting point. I propose the following minimum set of commands be accessible with a single keystroke or that the user be able to configure those as single stroke commands those items on this list. 1. next link 2. previous link 3. next structural element(s) - (Should each structural element, eg. table, form, list, get its own keystroke.) 4. back 5. forward 6. refresh 7. page up 8. page down 9. line up (arrows) 10 line down (arrows) 11. next active element 12. stop loading Other useful commands that may be candidates for single stroke assignment 13. to address bar / open location 14. next viewports 15. load/unload graphics 16. increase font size 17. decrease font size 18. page search 19. add to bookmark 20. go to bookmark list 21. go to history list 22. navigate among all Elements 23. turn on/off colors/style/sheets 24. help - for conventions sake, I think this should stay at F1 Another questions is whether we need a different set of single keystroke commands for media players? (e.g. stop, start, pause, volume)
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