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Thanks for mentioning this. Navigation now works as expected on Firefox, but Safari for some reason still doesn't do anything. Now I am curious why Mac OS has

Thanks for mentioning this. Navigation now works as expected on Firefox, but Safari for some reason still doesn't do anything. Now I am curious why Mac OS has defaults that seemingly break accessibility on some websites? This is the first time in recent memory that I've experienced a page not responding to tab keys at all. Your suggestion remedied the issue on Firefox, but not on Safari for some reason.

panzerboiler 2y ago
The default shortcut choosen by apple is option+tab (...). You can change it on the preferences of Safari, but not on iPadOS (or I didn't find the way to do it).
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throwitaway1123 2y ago
Safari requires yet another setting to be toggled in order to allow tabbing between links [1]. Apple is normally at the vanguard when it comes to accessibility, but there are a few legitimate keyboard navigation quirks in Safari. [1] https://www.mayank.co/blog/safari-focus#keyboard-navigation https://www.mayank.co/blog/safari-focus#keyboard-navigation