User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8a2) Gecko/20040714 Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8a2) Gecko/20040714 I've found behaviour, which weren't usual in versions before.. When page contain form with radio buttons (min. 2 of course), you check a one and want to go down with arrow down keys, page goes down, but it also change a selection of radio button to next one.. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. try to make a long page with form, which contains few radio buttons 2. select one button and press arrow down key.. 3. page gone down, but it also change selected radio button to next one.. Actual Results: If you don't expect this behaviour, you can easy check thing, that you don't want.. I've found this in mailman admin interface, where you have 4 radio buttons with mail actions, in moderate list .. Expected Results: When you press arrow down key, just page should go down, don't change anything in form...

Andrej, can you point to a publically available page that shows the problem?

(In reply to comment #1) > Andrej, can you point to a publically available page that shows the problem? http://alica.alphanet.sk/~ado/mozilla/site.html for example, just select "discard" in first message/table and press key arrow down.. ..and then, also, when you press arrow up, it's same..

This was a purposeful change; see bug 17602. That said, we should just be changing the radio buttons, not also scrolling the page.

I don't see anything in the bug 17602 patch that sets the event as "handled"...

Here is another problem that could be a regression from bug 17602. Clicking the radio buttons, I see: in Mozilla 1.7: focus, click, change in 2004-07-26-07: focus, click, change, change

BTW, Boris' (1st) patch does not fix that...

Checked in. Mats, could you file a followup bug on comment 7? That looks very wrong, but I'm not quite sure what's up there...

(Filed bug 254238 for problem in comment 7)