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Well, I don't think it's a bad idea to have specific shortcuts which disable the normal behaviour of a browser, and improve the UX of a website. If they exists:

by valevk 13y ago

Well, I don't think it's a bad idea to have specific shortcuts which disable the normal behaviour of a browser, and improve the UX of a website. If they exists: * they should be explicitly enabled (i.e. RES for reddit) * you should be notified if they are changing browser behaviour, and an option to disable shall be provided.

aestra 13y ago
In practice the only way users are going to discover these "features" is by accident. How would someone be notified the behaviour is changing? The About page nobody reads?
- valevk 13y ago
  Visual feedback when user executes a short cut.