Accessibility: how to use keyboard navigation instead of a mouse?

Using keyboard navigation instead of a mouse is an important accessibility feature that significantly facilitates computer use for users with physical disabilities or those who prefer high working speed without taking their hands off the keyboard. To ensure the security of this process, it is extremely important to enable account synchronization so that your settings, bookmarks, and passwords are always available across different devices, but this needs to be done wisely.

When setting up synchronization, make sure to keep two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled for your account, and save backup recovery codes in a secure place in advance. Remember the golden rule of digital hygiene, according to which the security of your data is always more important than momentary convenience. Attackers often try to compromise user accounts, so reliable login protection using hardware keys or authenticator apps will protect your personal information from unauthorized viewing.

In everyday keyboard work, basic and advanced key combinations that completely replace the mouse will help you. The Tab key is used to sequentially move between interactive page elements such as links, buttons, and input fields, while the Shift plus Tab combination takes you a step back. Pressing the Enter key activates the selected element, and the Spacebar allows you to scroll down the page or check menu items, making web surfing comfortable and safe.