Hi Stephen. This is a new page requested by the Products team to provide extra info about the One Click Site ID feature. It will be accessible from the More Information button within the Larry UI. In terms of priority, this should bump up to the top of the list b/c it needs to be ready in time for the upcoming RC1. Thanks!

Looks like it's pretty straightforward to me. I tested: * JavaScript-disabled (flat view is fine) * XHTML 1.0 Strict validation (fine) Don't see much to comment about the copy, but I do think that Web in "lax web site security" should be capitalized ("Web" seems to be our prevailing style both here and throughout the site). Likely there are no accessibility issues, but I'll let Marco weigh in.

Two things: 1. Instead of just referring to click the icon to the left of the Location bar, it should also be mentioned that pressing SHIFT+TAB from the Location bar also makes this information accessible. I believe Web forgery and such is important enough to also mention this specifically for keyboard-only users. 2. I need to press ENTER three times on a FAQ link for each answer to appear? Do you see this too?

shift+tab in then localtion bar doesn't do anything on my firefox, are you sure it is a shortcut that works on all OSes?

(In reply to comment #3) > shift+tab in then localtion bar doesn't do anything on my firefox, are you sure > it is a shortcut that works on all OSes? Pascal, are you in OS X? If so, you have to find the setting that says "allow the TAB key to focus every focusable control" setting. It's a Mac accessibility setting you have to enable, or Mac won't allow you to go to that button.

I am on linux, why would we talk about a mac specific shortcut on this page ?

(In reply to comment #1) > I do think that Web in "lax web > site security" should be capitalized Agreed, thanks.(In reply to comment #5) > I am on linux, why would we talk about a mac specific shortcut on this page ? This page is supposed to serve up OS-specific versions of the keyboard shortcuts, so if you're running Linux you shouldn't be seeing the Mac tips. Stephen, can you investigate that?

> > I am on linux, why would we talk about a mac specific shortcut on this page ? > This page is supposed to serve up OS-specific versions of the keyboard > shortcuts, so if you're running Linux you shouldn't be seeing the Mac tips. > > Stephen, can you investigate that? Sorry, I just realized we were talking about something that hasn't been implemented yet. Please disregard my earlier comment (it's obviously too early) and sorry about the spam. Anyway, I'm fine with adding the keyboard shortcut reference if it helps a11y...what should the final info (for Mac & PC) be for that?

Re: comments 6 & 7 - I just chatted with Pascal and we decided not to add the info about shift+tab in there as it won't work for most users. Sorry about the multiple posts here...

Re: comments 6, 7 & 8 - Pascal, Marco and I have conferred about this and it turns out there was a misunderstanding. So, I'm going to reverse myself once again and say that we should add this text. Here's how that final sentence in the intro paragraph should now read: "You can access the site identity for any website by clicking the site’s icon on the left edge of the location bar (or by typing Shift-Tab-Enter).

(In reply to comment #2) > 2. I need to press ENTER three times on a FAQ link for each answer to appear? > Do you see this too? I'm not able to replicate this - anyone? (In reply to comment #9) > Re: comments 6, 7 & 8 - Pascal, Marco and I have conferred about this and it > turns out there was a misunderstanding. So, I'm going to reverse myself once > again and say that we should add this text. Here's how that final sentence in > the intro paragraph should now read: ... This and the capitalization of "Web" are fixed in r12196.

(In reply to comment #10) > (In reply to comment #2) > > 2. I need to press ENTER three times on a FAQ link for each answer to appear? > > Do you see this too? > > I'm not able to replicate this - anyone? Nope; pressing it once works for me (expands/collapses). > (In reply to comment #9) > > Re: comments 6, 7 & 8 - Pascal, Marco and I have conferred about this and it > > turns out there was a misunderstanding. So, I'm going to reverse myself once > > again and say that we should add this text. Here's how that final sentence in > > the intro paragraph should now read: ... > > This and the capitalization of "Web" are fixed in r12196. Verified, and the page still validates; I think--barring anyone's last-minute tweaks--that this can be marked fixed and verified.

I think we're good to go. Please file spinoff bugs.