How to disable active cursor mode when pressing f7?

Question

Windows

In an open browser, pressing the f7 key constantly pops up a window that says active cursor mode. 



I read on the Internet that you can disable the active cursor mode in the browser. But I think that the issue here is not in the browser, but in the computer settings themselves. Since even when all browsers are closed, the volume buttons do not work properly.

Because of this, I can not adjust the volume, screen brightness. Instead of adjusting the volume, it's just moving the cursor around the page - a link is highlighted, for example.

PS All buttons are working) the laptop is completely new

Answer 1

yes, with fn everything works as it should

xD
sound and brightness should change with fn + f1-11
change settings in
bios by pressing f1-11 you press f1-11 and not multimedia keys
to do the opposite
f1-11 will work in conjunction with fn
1 in bios - function key behavior> media keys
2 on the clave - padlock, usually esc
fn+ESC changes this
I can throw off the solution how to turn it off on firefox
settings->general>browsing> Remove the checkbox from "Always use the cursor keys to navigate within pages"
or
about:config
accessibility. browsewithcaret_shortcut.enabled > false
accessibility.browsewithcaret > false
in Windows it seems to work with internet explorer
open regedit
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\
remove CaretBrowsing

Answer 2

Found a solution using the extension from Dance Macabre 's answer - AutoControl You need to
install it and add (New Action button) several combinations:
F7 + FN
FN + F7
F7
In the Action field, select No action will respond to pressing F7, but the media control will work. PS You can also allow use in incognito mode through the extension settings (in the browser itself).