As I've said previously, I really don't mind JFW announcing the top or
bottom of a window when it's actually at the top or bottom
respectively, but I don't like being told that I'm at the top or
bottom when I'm not.
I reported this problem against RC 1, but unfortunately, it remains in
RC 2. The problem is exhibited when the virtual cursor is off and one
tries to scroll through a long web page with the up and down arrows.
Three or four quick presses of the down arrow when one is at the top
of a web page will cause JFW to click and say bottom when one is
actually not at the bottom. Pausing will allow JFW to settle down and
one can continue down arrowing. This is an extremely annoying problem
and I certainly hope HJ will fix this problem before the final release
of JFW 3.31.
Another interesting behavior (perhaps a problem) with RC 2 and the
virtual cursor off is that CTRL-TAB behaves differently on framed
pages. CTRL-TAB will first move one to a frame, but it will not begin
reading. A subsequent press of CTRL-TAB will begin reading that
current frame rather than moving to the next frame. This is not a
serious problem, but a bit confusing at first, since one expects
CTRL-TAB to rotate through frames without hesitating on the current
frame.
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