Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Obsolete
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Medium
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None
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2.10.3
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None
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Confluence 2.10.3, Safari/Firefox, Mac OS X
Description
Some of the access keys and in-editor shortcuts clash with browser keyboard shortcuts which are useful in the wiki editor. Examples are Mac Emacs-style keyboard shortcuts which jump to the end and start of line (Ctrl-A and Ctrl-E), and delete words (Ctrl-K).
This issue does not really apply in the rich text editor, because the browser doesn't provide the same shortcuts there.
As originally reported:
We just upgraded to version 2.10.3 and now my native Mac keyboard bindings are being overridden by keyboard shortcuts that I don't want. This drastically interferes with my ability to use the product.
This problem also exists in JIRA, covered by this issue: JRA-12378
It is possible to work around this issue with a GreaseMonkey script that removes the accesskey attributes and removes keydown handlers on the document, but that workaround is tricky to get working and likely to break across upgrades of Confluence.
Attachments
Issue Links
- is related to
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CONFSERVER-17334 Keyboard shortcuts not working under Mac OSX (Snow Leopard)
- Closed
- is superseded by
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CONFSERVER-25894 Ctrl-E does not move to end of line in editor in OSX
- Closed
- relates to
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CONFSERVER-14667 In the RTE, Shortcut keys aren't intuitive for Mac users
- Closed