There's a shortcut key to reach almost any kind of element on a web page but how do you reach tabs with #NVDA? They're not on-click (well I guess they are but don't come up as such,) they're not links, checkboxes, lists etc...
There is an unassigned browse mode single letter gesture to move to the next or previous tab - the user guide, in noting that sometimes you need to assign both, actually uses that as the example, so here are the instructions to assign it: nvaccess.org/files/nvda/docume…
@FluidEscence I don't doubt you :) And now I can't find a site with tabs (YouTube studio is telling me there are no tabs - not sure if I have it setup differently through something I've done or because they show different interfaces to different users...)
@FluidEscence Ah yes that does you are right. Perhaps because, like a form, it changes the page. Ok the difference between using F and Y (or whatever key you setup for tabs) is that the tab key ONLY moves to those elements, where F jumps to buttons, edit fields, etc (Similar to the difference between pressing E for next edit and F for form field)
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