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Unfortunately ^F2 doesn't seem to consistently work in my experience, so I have unmapped it and use a Keyboard Maestro macro triggered by same keystroke globall
by jimmcslim 12y ago
Unfortunately ^F2 doesn't seem to consistently work in my experience, so I have unmapped it and use a Keyboard Maestro macro triggered by same keystroke globally...
1. Save mouse position
2. Mouse mouse to 0,0
3. Click left button.
4. Restore mouse position.
It's a hack but it works.
I also wish there was a consistent keystroke for focusing to the top-level element of a page in Safari: when browsing using Chrome I frequently use the excellent Vimium extension (Vim shortcuts in Chrome; plus great highlighting of links to pretty much navigate quickly with keyboard only). In Safari I use the similar, but not quite as good Vimari. However I find that after navigating to a page from the URL bar, the shortcut to trigger Vimari doesn't ALWAYS work until I click on the document somewhere...
- roryokane 12y ago⌃F2 only works after you have hit ⌃F1 once to “Turn keyboard access on or off”. If you hit ⌃F1 again, it will stop working. It’s probably not working for you because you hit ⌃F1 sometimes. You might be hitting it accidentally or because you use it to do something else – I use ⌃F1 to start recording a Quick Macro in Keyboard Maestro.
- jimmcslim 12y agoHmmm, maybe, I'll disable my macro and give the original shortcut another go. Perhaps I can disable the shortcut for Turn keyboard access on or off!