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We usually use a mouse, trackpad or touch interface to operate the browser. Some of us – including people with disabilities – prefer to use the keyboard. Chrome’s developers will help with this. I do not know on what device you read this news. If it’s a phone, I’m sure you scroll through text using your finger. Computer? Probably a trackpad or a mouse, possibly a touchscreen. Well, but there are also those who, for some reason, find it more convenient to use other equipment. These may be people with disabilities, for whom the buttons on the keyboard are much easier to use than manipulators that require a certain dexterity. Or users who just prefer the keyboard for some reason. Chrome 86 will make it easier to navigate with the keyboard. More specifically, it will tell you what is currently selected. You may not even know how keyboard navigation works. At the beginning I suggest a simple adventure with the [TAB] button. Pressed? Oh sorry, the browser must have moved the text previ...

We usually use a mouse, trackpad or touch interface to operate the browser. Some of us – including people with disabilities – prefer to use the keyboard. Chrome’s developers will help with this. I do not know on what device you read this news. If it’s a phone, I’m sure you scroll through text using your finger. Computer? Probably a trackpad or a mouse, possibly a touchscreen. Well, but there are also those who, for some reason, find it more convenient to use other equipment. These may be people with disabilities, for whom the buttons on the keyboard are much easier to use than manipulators that require a certain dexterity. Or users who just prefer the keyboard for some reason. Chrome 86 will make it easier to navigate with the keyboard. More specifically, it will tell you what is currently selected. You may not even know how keyboard navigation works. At the beginning I suggest a simple adventure with the [TAB] button. Pressed? Oh sorry, the browser must have moved the text previ...