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I have very poor vision and need to zoom virtually every webpage to maximum in order to read it. I use keyboard navigation to scroll around when things don't fi
by fuckmyeyes 15y ago
I have very poor vision and need to zoom virtually every webpage to maximum in order to read it. I use keyboard navigation to scroll around when things don't fit horizontally, so this trend is a source of annoyance to me. While we're at it, I used to think all the fancy layouts you see on the web were annoying, and doubly so now that most of them make everything a hassle for me to use.
- gcapiel 15y agoI agree that this approach has accessibility implications. Depending on how its implemented and the user intent it can make things either harder or easier. Perhaps, we need a standard key to enable a user to toggle off a page overriding the browser shortcuts. This could either be built into browsers, defined as a standard by the W3C or incorporated into JQuery and other common libraries. The first approach would probably be the best , but also the most unlikely. Maybe the WHATWG would like to take this up, though they may consider it independent of HTML standards.