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I'm not familiar with the @accesskey syntax, but You can use this Userstyle to make access keys defined as HTML attributes visible in Firefox, Chrome, and Opera.
http://userstyles.org/styles/10407/show-accesskeys
There isn't really any general way to reveal access keys defined using Javascript keypress listeners since the system doesn't know what's going ...
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The browsers themselves will have "standard" or reasonably standard keyboard shortcuts (backspace for navigate backwards for example), but I wouldn't expect the actual applications to have keyboard shortcuts - standard or otherwise.
Why? Because the browser gets to handle the input first, so application developers will need to pick shortcuts that don't ...
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