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Typical point-and-click interaction is conscious, yes, but mouse gestures generally aren't, since you don't have to know where the cursor is in order to use the
by scythe 15y ago
Typical point-and-click interaction is conscious, yes, but mouse gestures generally aren't, since you don't have to know where the cursor is in order to use them.
This is why I like Opera so much.
- StavrosK 15y agoThat's one of the reasons I used to like Opera. Now I like it because shift+arrowkeys basically mean that I never have to even touch a mouse to browse the internet. It's completely keyboard-accessible.
- jemfinch 15y agoI use the Vimium extension in Chrome to gain that same keyboard navigability.
- Timothee 15y agoTo prove your point I upvoted and replied to your comment just by using the keyboard. I don't mind using the mouse so much as I do moving my hand from my keyboard to the mouse and back.
- jokermatt999 15y agoSimilarly, there's Pentadactyl and Vimperator for Firefox. It's also an incredibly powerful addon when you dig down into what you can do with it. Last I checked (which was quite a while ago, to be fair), Vimium sadly didn't have the more technical aspects, but it's pretty much equal for keyboard browsing.