Firefox to block Backspace key from working as “Back” button
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Re: Firefox to block Backspace key from working as “Back” button
#2So much was written about web form UX. Even if some advice is conflicting with each other, having the dinosaurs implement the least common denominator would come a long way to ease users' frustration.
Re: Firefox to block Backspace key from working as “Back” button
#3At last. Now if only designers could jettison that useless "Clear" button from forms... So much was written about web form UX. Even if some advice is conflicting with each other, having the dinosaurs implement the least common denominator would come a long way to ease users' frustration.
Re: Firefox to block Backspace key from working as “Back” button
#4At last. Now if only designers could jettison that useless "Clear" button from forms... So much was written about web form UX. Even if some advice is conflicting with each other, having the dinosaurs implement the least common denominator would come a long way to ease users' frustration.
At last? Backspace not working is frustrating, not the other way around. How am I supposed to navigate on a laptop?
Re: Firefox to block Backspace key from working as “Back” button
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
At last? Backspace not working is frustrating, not the other way around. How am I supposed to navigate on a laptop?
Umm... use the alternative from TFA? Alt+Left. Laptop keyboards are so small this can be pressed single-handed.
My point was though that something that doesn't work for you might work well for someone else.
Edit: No, I can't do that with one hand.
Re: Firefox to block Backspace key from working as “Back” button
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
At last? Backspace not working is frustrating, not the other way around. How am I supposed to navigate on a laptop?
Umm... use the alternative from TFA? Alt+Left. Laptop keyboards are so small this can be pressed single-handed.