What do the up and down arrow keys do?
dfm says:
I'm in Chrome (28) on Macintosh (10.8.4).
What do the up and down arrow keys do?
If I position the mouse pointer over a task, the highlight (which is disconnected from that chevron pointer thingie on the left, controled by j and k) is moved up and down to other tasks. But it's *not* always moved to the next one; about a third of the time it skips one!
What's it supposed to be doing?
What do the up and down arrow keys do?
If I position the mouse pointer over a task, the highlight (which is disconnected from that chevron pointer thingie on the left, controled by j and k) is moved up and down to other tasks. But it's *not* always moved to the next one; about a third of the time it skips one!
What's it supposed to be doing?
andrewski (Remember The Milk) says:
Hi dfm,
The up/down arrow keys move the browser pane; they don't do anything specific in the keyboard navigation. I bet as the screen moves up and down the highlight is changing to the task under the mouse cursor, but inconsistently—sometimes it's the next task, sometimes a different one.
Hope this helps!
The up/down arrow keys move the browser pane; they don't do anything specific in the keyboard navigation. I bet as the screen moves up and down the highlight is changing to the task under the mouse cursor, but inconsistently—sometimes it's the next task, sometimes a different one.
Hope this helps!