"A visitor loads your webpage. They try to use the PgDn key to scroll through it, and nothing happens. You tell them they have to first click somewhere inside t

"A visitor loads your webpage. They try to use the PgDn key to scroll through it, and nothing happens. You tell them they have to first click somewhere inside the page after loading it, being careful to not click on any element that will respond to the click. Then PgDn will work. Do you think this is a problem, and if so, how would you solve it?" Yes, I realize the HN Guidelines say "Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—things like article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting." But good grief, the last I heard, I thought Google was a web company. Isn't having a web page that Just Works part of that? On to something more substantial (as if breaking something as fundamental as the PgDn key isn't substantial). > Get insights about your answers. No grades, just insights about what you said. See job-related terms you used, your most-used words, and talking points you covered. I am sorry, but this is really freaking me out. My job-related terms, most-used words, and talking points? Maybe I should just call it a night and admit I'm not good enough for Google.