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That's pretty clever, I think this should be implemented natively in browsers. It's nice that it's bound only to the visible part of the page too. But let's fa
by bluespice 14y ago
That's pretty clever, I think this should be implemented natively in browsers. It's nice that it's bound only to the visible part of the page too.
But let's face it, if web devs were conscious about keyboard usability we'd at least see tabindex html property used sometimes, and it's been around for a while.
- falling 14y agoFirefox implements this. You type ' and then the anchor text.
- hallz 14y agoIt is native in FF. press '/' to search, type in link name and then press enter.
- vinodkd 14y agoexactly. if only google didnt think they needed to capture the / for their search (in the main site, gmail etc), this extension wouldnt be required.
- dudeanon842 14y agoOn some sites you can get around it by tabbing to a different element then hitting /. Also note that / searches all text, but ' will search links only, which will let you get around it on gmail etc. And there's always good ol' ctrl-f.