there are some usefull keyboard shortcuts wich i would like to see implemented in mozilla namely ctr-alt-t : for network activity ctr-alt-s : for showing/hiding the status bar

Updating QA Contact/component

All you chris

This seems more like XPApps work than infrastructure, reassigning.

Hmmmm ... ctrl-alt-s doesn't seem to work on Linux with 4.7. Move to M15 for later review.

i'm also curious whether ctrl+R (reload) and ctrl+shift+R will be implemented in seamonkey... also, reassigning QA contact to self.

also ctrl/command/alt+F for Find on Page, and ctrl/command/alt+G for Find Again... h'm, i wonder: wouldn't this bug go under the umbrella bug 22529...?

I want Command-1 for new browser window, command-2 for mail etc.

*** Bug 32643 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

*** Bug 32643 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

*** Bug 32643 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Move to M16 for now ...

could the milestone here be updated? am tentatively setting this to 0.9mozilla --pls change if otherwise. thx!

makes more sense to me if this blocks the uber-meta keyboard nav bug...

Is this a tracking bug or what? I'll do ctrl+alt+s for the statusbar, I guess, although that will be an obscure key combo (there's no menu item for it). I don't think we have any infrastructure for "network activity", so that should be in a separate bug. Please split off remaining issues into separate bugs...

Most of the other issues mentioned in this bug have been fixed. See bug 37594 for ctrl-alt-t.

Just a side note: Ctrl-Alt-S toggles the sticky state in Enlightenment. (Debian Linux, if that matters)

Bug 45950 has a patch to add this functionality. It's needing review.

[Bug 45950] Changed - We need the ability to toggle the Status Bar. ------- Additional Comments From ben@netscape.com 2001-02-28 00:32 ------- timeless asked me to WONTFIX this so he could verif. This should be done using userChrome.css for your personal copy. The best way to offer a minimal chrome UI is to implement fullscreen correctly rather than allowing the toggling of individual elements inside a chromed window. --Ben, please verify this one.

Even though this is marked resolved, I thought I would mention our new Mozilla keyboard FAQ: www.mozilla.org/projects/ui/accessibility/mozkeyintro.html In it, we have a set of modifier key policies, one of which is to avoid Ctrl+Alt combinations.

[RFE] is deprecated in favor of severity: enhancement. They have the same meaning.