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Summary:
The Dvorak-QWERTY layout on OS X maps all keys to Dvorak, except when the command key is pressed, in which case it applies the QWERTY layout.
This usually works well in Safari, but NOT for CMD + G. Whenever I search for something in a page and press CMD + G to go to the next hit, Mail opens a new message with the content of the page. This shortcut is CMD + I (i), meaning Safari does not follow the system's Dvorak-QWERTY setting and incorrectly uses CMD + i when CMD + G should be used.

Steps to Reproduce:
- Open System Prefs > Language & Text > Input Sources
- Select the Dvorak-QWERTY layout
- Switch to this layout
- Open any page in Safari
- Hit CMD + F to search for something
- Press CMD + G to go to the next hit

Expected Results:
- Safari highlight the next hit

Actual Results:
- Safari opens the current page in the user's mail application. This is the effect of hitting CMD + i: i in Dvorak is where g is in QWERTY, meaning for this particular keyboard shortcut, Safari does not follow the system keyboard setting. All other shortcuts work as advertised (especially CMD + F in the same operation).

Duplicate of #11658296