Tab-selection ids don't work if numbers aren't in self-defined id character set Scrolling shortcuts not working within frames Tab IDs do not work when ids disabled for page Only takes 2 Alt + $Number strokes, when "show id only on demand" option is onĬontent is not focused when using Tab IDs Pressing Ctrl+ to switch tabs unexpectedly selects link. This version includes the following bugfixes: Mouseless Browsing is an interesting concept, but it's hard to see the advantage of a less-intuitive control system than the trusty mouse.
It takes some time to get to grips with, however, and it's hard to see how the investment is worth saving fractions of seconds here and there, especially as it also makes the Web uglier. If all you're doing is reading and watching things on Web pages, Mouseless Browsing is quite a neat way of navigating without moving much, once all the commands have been learned. Not all of the links were given number IDs, most irritatingly the 'compose' and links to mails themselves! I found I still needed the mouse sometimes as some pages like Gmail are awkward to use. If you find the mouse an intuitive way to navigate web pages, Mouseless Browsing is unlikely to change your mind. This is strictly for the hardcore keyboard lovers among us. My second bugbear is that the instructions aren't very clear, making learning even the basic commands a bind. Here’s a ‘tap and hold’ menu in Word mobile on an iPad.The most obvious criticism of Mouseless Browsing is that web pages don't look very nice with hundreds of numbers plastered all over them. ‘Tap and Hold’ is the right-click alternative on touch screens- tap your finger on the screen and hold it there for a second. The same ‘dual click’ has been carried into systems that don’t normally have a mouse, let alone two buttons. (if this doesn’t work, check the ‘Click or tap with two fingers’ option a System Preferences | Trackpad
MOUSELESS ANDROID MAC
Macintosh computers will use a right-click mouse if connected but the standard Mac touchpad/TrackPad only has one button.
MOUSELESS ANDROID WINDOWS
Not all programs obey the ‘tap and hold’ option but Windows and Microsoft Office certainly do. On a touchscreen ‘tap and hold’ on the screen.To see right-click menus on a mouseless Mac: If your Windows computer doesn’t have a mouse, it’ll probably have a touchpad. You might discover something you didn’t realize was possible or a shortcut to a feature you use. Try right-clicking to see what options appear for the current location or selection. Right-click to see the main options/features available with that cell.
Left click in a cell to choose that cell and edit it. Right-click applies to most Windows and Mac programs including Windows, the Mac OS, Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook and any web browser.įor example, in Excel. Right-click often makes a menu appear with choices that apply to the current selection or program. Right click – additional or special options that apply to the selection. Left click – the normal or standard action. The actions for left/right mouse click depend on the program but generally: There seems to be no logic or reason to it. It seems natural to anyone who uses computers a lot but for novices it’s easy to get muddled up about when and why to left click instead of right-click. “What’s the difference between the Left and Right mouse buttons? How do I know which one to click?” Yesterday Peter was asked a wonderfully simple question that would not occur to computer nerds.
We love ‘stupid’ questions because they’re rarely stupid at all. Right-click is such a basic part of personal computing that it works even on devices without a mouse! It lets you quickly access options in Windows, Mac and Microsoft Office.
The right-click menu is a powerful part of modern computers.
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