On Wed, 3 May 2006 19:56:41 +0100, "Charles Moir" wrote: > > > There is a downside, which is complexity. CTRL-W will > > sometimes close the dialog (if the cursor happens to be in an > > editable field), and sometimes the document. You will also get users that vehemently insist that CTRL-W should delete a line of text when in an input field (and not close the current window). For example, there has been a lot of Mozilla/GNOME traffic generated by this issue. Getting keybindings "right" is really hard, (probably only slightly less difficult than getting focus right---and again, there are huge piles of focus-related issues in both Mozilla and GNOME as well). -Carl
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