I've got a general Linux (or I should say, non-windows) question. Why do most (if not all) Linux web browsers not support the Backspace key as 'Back' in the web browser. 'Back' is something you hit all the time, and I'd rather use a keyboard shortcut than generate all those mouse miles sliding up to the 'Back' button on the toolbar that is all the way up at the upper left hand corner of the window. I know, I know. ALT+LeftArrow is the keyboard shortcut in most of the Linux browsers. But that's one single width key, and on 1.5 width key that I've got to navigate to hit, while the Backspace key is a double width key, in a very prominate location.
I'm not flaming, or trolling. This is a very serious question to me. Is there a reason why Backspace could not be captured by the browsers? Is it already defined at the system level for something else? Or is this a desicsion that's made by each browser's developer community. Also, I was curious if anyone else had thought about this. Thanks, Chris __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - File online, calculators, forms, and more http://tax.yahoo.com
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