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Validator uses accesskeys 0-9 in its output, makes me wonder if this is a confusion between accesskeys and tabindexes. IMO, accesskeys should be letters, as the current scheme of using numbers limits the range of possible accesskeys to 10 (0-9). I suggest changing the current accesskeys to tabindexes (and adding missing ones), and defining new accesskeys, as letters. Feel free to assign this to me if you feel I'm right... :)
IIRC the accesskeys were chosen to not conflict so easily with "native" keyboard accellerators. Reassigning to Ville, setting target 0.6.0 Final, and blocking Bug #50.
Duh, good point. This clearly needs more thought, postponing to 0.7.0.
Removing blocker on #50.
Nominating for 0.7.0 release.
For those who have already got used to the current accesskeys, changing them will be an annoying, backwards incompatible change. And comment 1 is still a good point, I cannot figure out how to "fix" this and take that into account. If there are some issues with the tab navigation, that should be handled separately. I'm not aware of such issues ATM (but then again, I haven't tabbed much in the validator UI).