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Community => General Discussion => Topic started by: iPPi on Thursday, November 09, 2006, 05:03:19 PM
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I've noticed that Firefox 2.0 has ALT-shortcuts to open menu structures and stuff like that. However, I can't find a way to disable this shortcut. This impedes posting messages on a message board, since ALT-S seems to open the History menu instead of actually posting a message.
Anyone know how to disable the ALT-shortcuts? I don't see it in the options.
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Solution:
Type into address bar: about:config
Change:
ui.key.chromeAccess to 5
ui.key.contentAccess to 4
Thanks for the help (or lack thereof).
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Dude, I don't even know what you're talking about. Alt-S?
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I never knew alt-s did anything...
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Alt+s is the quick-way to post a message on a forum after typing it so you don't have to click 'Post'.
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I just press Tab, Enter usually. I never even knew you could disable the Alt thing. Pretty much since the beginning of Windows, Alt was a menu shortcut key.
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I had no idea ALT+S did anything either, let alone that it did something in Firefox... let alone that it did something in Firefox you can turn off.
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I thought it was universal in Windows that if you have a menu pressing ALT wills witch to it, and pressing with a key that's underlined in the menu (note the s in History) jumps to that menu item.
I never really used these shortcuts for the post/preview buttons at the bottom of the post.
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For some reason I thought history was ALT+H. Don't ask me why I never put that together. Yeah, that's a universal thing, and I'm not sure why I didn't notice history was S. For some reason I was thinking it was this magical shortcut. Shows you how often I use that stuff. When I want to use the ALT menus I just hit alt and then scroll around with the arrows.