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On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Geoff Shang wrote:
>
> The one time that tab is advantageous is when you're on a big textarea
> input field.  Down arrow will take you to the next line whereas tab will
> skip all of it and go to the next link or element.
Yes. Good point.

Recent versions of lynx, however, have added input fields to the list of
things that can be numbered. I have selected that and like it, because it
is often difficult to know how many input fields are on a given line. When
they're numbered, it's easy to know.