On Sat, 2005-07-23 at 01:54 +1000, Michael Wardle wrote: > I would expect the Escape key to exit from such a mode if it was > initially disabled but then enabled it by clicking inside a page. This > is a function I've come to expect the Escape key to perform in many > applications. I also note that Escape exits from the new type-ahead > bar, and find this works very well. But for the people for which caret mode was designed, it is something they would *never* want to exit. And making Escape cancel it leads to all sorts of confusing scenarios (e.g., what if the user is "find"-ing something in full-screen mode with caret mode turned on...). Caret mode is meant to be easy-to-find for the people who want it, and invisible to everyone else. If that's not the case, it's certainly a bug, but I'd guess that the proper solution would be to document it better. No great idea (for where to put the sentence, "If you've got a cursor on your page that annoys the hell out of you...") springs to my mind... any thoughts? > Am I correct in assuming this feature is now enabled by default in > Epiphany? It's an option, and it's off by default. -- Adam Hooper <adamh densi com>
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