I'm a big fan of using accesskeys in Firefox as I just love keyboard shortcuts! One problem is that most websites don't advertise the fact that they have accesskeys and what those shortcuts are. After a little searching I found this forum post from back in 2004 with a hack to Firefox's UserContent.css file . I changed it slightly to show a nice purple "[shortcut key]" when it finds a keyboard shortcut. This is what it looks like when viewing the Wikipedia site: To install this hack create a file in your profile 's chrome directory called 'userContent.css' and add the following: /* Display [ ] by the item with the accesskey */ a[accesskey]:after, button[accesskey]:after, input[accesskey]:after, label[accesskey]:after, legend[accesskey]:after, textarea[accesskey]:after { margin-left: 0.3em; color: Plum; content: "[" attr(accesskey) "]"; } One other thing to remember is the accesskey enabler changed from Alt to Alt-Sh
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