Hi list, I'm using firefox 15 with window-eyes 7.5.2 on a windows 64 bit system.
Is there any good way to disable these aclk? links? they seem to have an iframe and the page always, without exception, refreshes and puts me at the top. So if I'm navigatin by the arrows, then I've gotta find where I was, and god help you if you are trying to find something that's not a link on a big page. Here are some ways I've tried to get around these.
I can use the link selection dialogue with insert tab, but like I said, if I'm looking for text that's below the aclk? link, I have to quickly use the page down key to get past it. And if I don't do it at the right spot, well, the cycle of refreshing continues.
I have the no-script add on installed but even with the main site's top level script disabled the page refreshes in the browse mode buffer.
Anyone have any ideas on this one? it's been the same through the window-eyes support of internet for a long time now no matter what browser I use. I haven't a clue as to the coding of these things, maybe there's a way to just get rid of them?
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