I can't speak to the first two of richard's observations, but the list
and end list one is definitely there. It's weird, because you're not at
the end of the list, you're usually at the top of it even though it says
end list.
On 12/5/2014 11:08 PM, Sunshine wrote:
this is also the same for thunderbird latest build, i can read the to
subject fields, just find when composing, but when wanting to do alt
1 and the like to read from, date, and subject they no longer work the
way it used to.
On 12/5/2014 9:19 PM, Richard G Applegate wrote:
AI Staff:
Thank you for fixing the irritating repetition of button labels in
Firefox.
Below please find some irritations I am experiencing in the second
beta. I understand that some of these may be due to my specific
configuration but ...
There are three irritations I have noticed still in the second
beta, both using Firefox 34. They also existed in FF 33. I have
noticed none of these in IE 11.
In case it matters: I have auto browse mode turned off and I have
Window-Eyes set to read nothing upon entering a page.
1. Upon first entering a Web site, it seems like focus is lost.
Using the arrow keys to start moving down the page yields silence,
even after allowing ample time for the page to load. The
quick-navigation keys also do not work. After tabbing once or twice,
things start to work the way one would expect.
2. On the Amazon (non-screen reader optimized) site, starting at the
top of the page, using the quick-navigation key to find the next
combo-box, yields the message "no combo-box." However, moving to the
edit box, hitting <ENTER> and then shift-tabbing lands me in the
combo-box.
3. I hear "list list list ..." and "end list end list end list ..."
far too frequently when arrowing up and down Web pages. This happens
on numerous sites but can be observed on the amazon site.
In IE 11, when typing a URL in the CTRL-l dialog, Window-Eyes
repeats itself too much. I.E. If I start typing "www.ama" the IE
suggestion guesses correctly that I am typing "www.amazon.com" and
Window-eyes starts to read the auto-complete text, but IE insists on
putting the "/" at the end of the URL. Since I'm stubborn and insist
on typing the URL myself, Window-Eyes shuts up once I type the next
character. The irritation occurs once I have finished typing. I
don't put the "/" at the end of my URL. Once I have stopped typing I
hear "slash" about a half dozen times. I would only expect to hear
it once.
Another item of interest is that I can no-longer get WE to read
the "TO," "FROM" and "SUBJECT" etc. headers using the Outlook
hotkeys. I'm using Outlook 2010. This issue only seems to occur in
messages I have received as I was just able to read those fields in
this message during the composition process. I don't recall making
any changes to my Outlook settings recently. I'm pretty sure I used
to be able to read the headers in question at some point in the past.
"using Win 7 HP 64 bit.
Great job so-far. Keep it up.
Richard G Applegate
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