Re: [orca-list] Structural navigation Keys

[Mallory van Achterberg <stommepoes stommepoes nl>]

It seems more sites are using the j/k keys for moving up and down
(duckduckgo for example), probably because of vi. If they hijack
the keys with Javascript then it's a problem.

At least with DuckDuckGo they do have an HTML-version for those
who don't want the Javascript.

-Mallory

On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 06:26:03PM -0800, Steve Holmes wrote:
> Yes, See Joanie's previous message where she mentions the resources
> where this info can be found. It is on the web and is also in the Orca
> Help pages. The only new thing I know of is the K and Shift+K for
> navigating all links. It looks to be well written. Sorry, I don't
> remember the exact address on the web for this info but try looking in
> the Orca Help menu for it. Also, the customizable hotkeys can be seen
> by going into the Orca configuration and going to the Key Bindings
> tab. Actually if you open a web application like Firefox or
> Thunderbird, and then open Orca's application specific preferences
> with Orca Modifier+Ctrl+Space, and then go to key bindings, you can
> see Firefox or thunderbird specific key bindings.
>
> Hope this helps.