[mb-users] A Call For Feedback - "StructuredXHTML" branch

[Mika Heiska]

Frederik 'Freso' S. Olesen wrote:
> 2007/7/13, Aaron Cooper <cooperaa at gmail.com>:
>> On 7/13/07, Oliver Charles <oliver.g.charles at googlemail.com> wrote:
>>> Go to System Preferences, then Keyboard & Mouse, then in Keyboard
>>> Shortcuts change tab to move between All Controls (at the bottom of
>>> the dialog). That's that problem solved! :D
>>
>> I've tried that.  The problem with it, IIRC, is that it tabs through
>> *everything* including links (which I don't want).
> 
> That is, IIRC, default on (at least some) other platforms as well. If
> it really bothers you, file an issue with Apple and/or in the Firefox
> bugzilla. (FTR, I agree that it would be nice to have an option
> in-between the current two, but I'm actually not too bothered with
> having to tab through links - after all, that makes it possible to
> "click" a link using just the keyboard!)
> 

I don't have FF on mac, so I don't know if this applies to it, but anyway.

Does Mac Firefox have about:config? As in, when you write about:config 
in the browser address line and hit enter, it takes you to a page where 
you can tweak some of the "hidden" settings? If Mac version has it, you 
can probably change that behaviour from there. Look for 
accessibility.tabfocus[1], and modify it to your needs. Maybe it helps. 
Or I could have just misunderstood the whole issue altogether. :D

[1]http://kb.mozillazine.org/Accessibility.tabfocus


~Mika