Alt + 1 Navigate to the text box
Alt + 2 Navigate to the check list
Alt + 3 Navigate to the Encoding button
Alt + 4 Navigate to the Decoding button
Alt + 9 navigate to other character sets button
Alt + 0 Navigate to the select list of other languages
Alt + N(5~9) Vary according to different page
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In most web browsers, the user invokes the access key by pressing Alt (on PC) or Ctrl (on Mac) simultaneously with the appropriate character on the keyboard.
| Web Browser | Modifier | Effect | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amaya | Ctrl or Alt | Adjustable in preferences | |
| Blazer | Element is activated immediately upon key press. | No modifier is needed for this web browser used on mobile devices. | |
| Camino | Ctrl | ||
| Google Chrome 3 and higher | Alt on Windows Ctrl + Option on Mac |
Access Keys were not functional in 2.x builds of Chrome, but are now supported in current versions. | |
| Firefox 2 & 3 | Alt + ⇧ Shift on Windows Ctrl on Mac[2] |
Prior to version 2.0 Firefox used just Alt;configurable via about:config[2] | |
| 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 | |
| Konqueror | Ctrl | The modifier key must be released before the regular key is pressed. | |
| Opera | ⇧ Shift+Esc | 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. | Configurable via Graphical user interface |
| Safari 3 | Ctrl for Mac Alt for Windows | ||
| Safari 4 | Ctrl+Option on Mac Alt on Windows |