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Unfortunately, most web browsers and sites are impossible to navigate by keyboard. So, as you've already got your hand on the mouse and are using it to click li
by hopeless 17y ago
Unfortunately, most web browsers and sites are impossible to navigate by keyboard. So, as you've already got your hand on the mouse and are using it to click links, I think this is actually one situation where it can be justified (unlike, for example, a text editor).
- joe_the_user 17y agoThat is why the laptop keyboard/trackpad combo is actually far better than the desktop keyboard/mouse combo. My fingers never leave the asdf jkl; position when mousing around a site. Each finger and thumb gets about the same usage. These things matter a lot if you do a lot of computer interaction. The vim plugin for firefox is another route that might be good if you were on a desktop machine - I plan to NEVER a desktop for default development again. And dragging is still hard even if mouse/trackpad is immediately available; the trade-off is a dozen fine-motor motions for about one byte of information input to a computer. My ideal one rough motion = one byte of information to the machine. The only time I'd want to home-in on a target is playing a video game, not choosing a file whose name the machine already knows. Hands, hands are important. Use your hands gently...