Accesskeys and keyboard shortcuts

In his posts I’m Still Off Accesskeys and Keyboards and Chaos, Dave Shea takes a look at the use of the accesskey attribute, how the need for shortcut keys on a website is different from that in a web application, and possible ways of implementing keyboard interaction.

January 6, 2005
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