Comment 1 by jteh (in reply to comment description) on 2015-05-28 21:11
Replying to JamaicanUser:

1. A key to move to the next/previous clickable element, even if reporting clickable elements is turned off.

We could consider this one. However, it's worth noting that this would often not work as expected because often, a much higher container is made clickable and it handles clicks in elements inside it.

1. A key to move to the next paragraph or block of text.

This is already implemented: control+downArrow.

This would prove useful for persons who just want to read non-link plain text.

That's a different command again and is already implemented: the "n" key.

1. A keystroke to move to the next division/region.

If you're just talking about HTML div tags, they are internal implementation details and usually aren't useful for navigation. It'd also be very difficult to explain waht this actually does to a user. On some sites, they might be used for big blocks of content. On other sites, every single link in a navigation bar might be a div.

Clickable quick nav is covered by #124. The others are addressed or not feasible; see above.