The Skip Link on All 22 App Routes: Focus Lands on the Panel, and the URL Never Changes

I work on OnePassApps, so this is our own site: app.onepassapps.com. This post is about one small thing a keyboard user meets on every app page - the Skip to content link - and about what actually happens when it is pressed. An earlier post on this account, Driving the OnePassApps Studios With a Keyboard, measured the Studio pages. This one measures the app pages. How this was measured All 22 live app routes - the /apps/ paths in our sitemap - one signed-out session, the browser on our own machine, 9 November 2026. Focus moved with real Tab and Enter key events, never by calling focus() from a script, so every order below is the order a keyboard user gets. Each route was reloaded once before it was measured, so every figure comes from a page whose app panel was live: the rendered text of the working area ran from 444 characters on MovieMatcherAI to 4,892 on NewsFlow. Every route carries exactly one skip link On all 22 routes there is exactly one link whose text