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My arrow keys are not working in Firefox. I can't use them to scroll on a page.
I somehow pressed some key combination on my keyboard that now always puts a cursor in the content of my Internet browser page. And now when I try to use my arrow keys on the keyboard to scroll down email, content, etc., it jumps to the top of the page instead of scrolling. How can I fix this?
I somehow pressed some key combination on my keyboard that now always puts a cursor in the content of my Internet browser page. And now when I try to use my arrow keys on the keyboard to scroll down email, content, etc., it jumps to the top of the page instead of scrolling. How can I fix this?
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Yes, that's called "caret browsing" and you can turn it off on the Preferences page here:
- Mac, either:
- "3-bar" menu button > Preferences > Advanced > General mini-tab
- Firefox menu > Preferences > Advanced > General mini-tab
- Windows, either:
- "3-bar" menu button > Options > Advanced > General mini-tab
- Tools menu > Options > Advanced > General mini-tab
Uncheck the box for "Always use the cursor keys to navigate within pages"
Success?
debway said
I somehow pressed some key combination on my keyboard that now always puts a cursor in the content of my Internet browser page. And now when I try to use my arrow keys on the keyboard to scroll down email, content, etc., it jumps to the top of the page instead of scrolling. How can I fix this?
Thanks! I did find that earlier and noticed it worked. Thanks for reinforcing that!
You can toggle this pref to false on the about:config page to disable the F7 shortcut if you do not intent to use caret browsing mode.
- accessibility.browsewithcaret_shortcut.enabled = false