Address/Location issue

[Ryan M Williams <domhnull ryanmwilliams com>]

Hi there,
This morning I read a post on Planet Ubuntu talking about trying out 
Epiphany.  I've looked at it before but decided to give it another shot 
and immediately ran into a non-intuitive interface problem.

When I typed ALT+D in Epiphany to go to the address bar the Help menu 
was selected instead.  At first I thought that Epiphany wasn't 
recognizing my keyboard layout.  I use U.S. English Dvorak, selected in 
the Gnome preferences.  In Qwerty my "D" key would be "H" - so it looked 
as if Epiphany was ignoring my keyboard layout and treating it as an 
ALT+H command.  I discovered, by trying ALT+F, etc. that I was 
mistaken.  Epiphany was handling the layout correctly.  In looking a the 
menus I realized the problem.  Epiphany uses CTRL+L to go to the 
"Location" bar.

Personally I don't care whether it's called Location or Address.  But 
there has to be a better response than popping up the Help menu.  I'd 
have preferred no response at all.  That would have told me more than 
showing me the help menu.  If I hit ALT+D and nothing happened I'd at 
least have known that it wasn't a valid command. 

Alternatively, ALT+D could behave as it does in other browsers.  Or a 
tip could have been displayed suggesting that the user press CTRL+L. 

Just my two cents.  I'll stick with trying out Epiphany this week and 
see how it goes.

Ryan