I'm using Epiphany as my browser, and suddenly find that when I type the
letter 'j' it opens a new tab. When I look at the menu and look at 'new
page' I see that 'j' is now the shortcut..

Anyone help me to reset it. I've googled this but have too many irrelevant
hits to see the solution.

On Thursday 26 June 2008 19:32, someone who identifies as *josef* wrote
in /alt.os.linux.mandriva:/

> I'm using Epiphany as my browser, and suddenly find that when I type the
> letter 'j' it opens a new tab. When I look at the menu and look at 'new
> page' I see that 'j' is now the shortcut..
>
> Anyone help me to reset it. I've googled this but have too many irrelevant
> hits to see the solution.

Please provide more information. What desktop environment are you running?

I have little experience with Gnome, but in KDE, one can set the shortcut
keys via the KDE Control Panel (under Accessibility -> Keyboard Shortcuts).
I presume Gnome as a similar control panel and functionality.

--
*Aragorn*
(registered GNU/Linux user #223157)

Sorry about that, my bad. I'm using Gnome on 2008.1

I've looked around the Gnome menu under Systems, but could recognise
anything relevant. Still don't know how it got changed in the first place.

Josef