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Access keys

To navigate the website without a mouse, you can use the following access keys:

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How to use the access keys:

Web Browser	Modifier	Effect
Amaya	`^ Ctrl` or `⎇ Alt`
Blazer	None	Element is activated immediately upon key press.
Camino	`^ Ctrl`
Chrome	`⎇ Alt` on Windows, FreeBSD, and Linux (Note: `⎇ Alt`+`⇧ Shift` is required in some circumstances)`^ Ctrl` + `⌥ Opt` on Mac
Firefox	`⎇ Alt`+`⇧ Shift` on Windows, FreeBSD and Linux`^ Ctrl` on Mac (up to v14.0)`^ Ctrl`+`⌥ Opt` on Mac (v14.0.1 and higher)
Internet Explorer	`⎇ Alt`	Prior to IE8, `⎇ Alt` + Access Key focused on the element, but required `⌅ Enter` to be pressed in order to activate the element. This is still the case for hyperlinks in version 9.
Konqueror	`^ Ctrl`	The modifier key must be released before the regular key is pressed.
Opera	None (`⇧ Shift`+`⎋ Esc`) must be pressed before	The modifier key must be released before the regular key is pressed. Once the modifier key is released, browser lists the set of access keys on that page with action and user can hit the desired key.
Safari 3	`^ Ctrl` for Mac`⎇ Alt` for Windows
Safari 4 and higher	`^ Ctrl`+`⌥ Opt` on Mac`⎇ Alt` on Windows