Re: [orca-list] how to advance a certain amount of lines when accessing a page

[Jason White <jason jasonjgw net>]

Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com> wrote:
 
> Frankly, I haven't found it to be very helpful.  I love it when page
> designers keep using the h1 thru h6 markup.  Unfortunately, a good
> many sites are not using this markup.  One thing that would be really
> nice though is to be able to prefix these structural navigation
> commands with a number of times to be applied.  I have some bank
> statements here where I need to hit the t (table) key 12 times to get
> to the right section.  It would be nice to be able to type '12t'
> instead but due to the numbers being assigned to the specific header
> levels, I'm not sure how we could tackle this one.

Ultimately, the solution might be to make Vimperator or a similar extension
accessible, possibly adapting it as required. It's based on the Vim command
set.

As to solving your problem within the existing structure, alt-1 through alt-9
could begin a number, which is then taken by the next command as the number of
repetitions. emacs does this similarly.