Hi, I have a question that I admit I may be able to figure out with some time and experimentation, but maybe some of you already know. What type of logic, interms of where things are located on a page, does groups mode use to organize the page? Meaning does it take some sort of inconsistent approach where it might take stuff from the middle of the page and put it first and stuff from the top and put it down further and so on, which is what I think it does. When it groups similar items though, does it take for certain into account that these similar items are located together at least? Groups mode appears that it may have some efficiency to it, but can one count on the context in groups mode of things that need to be located together such as a form element and its proper label that goes with it or might those things be taken from inconsistent random places and placed together? When I say placed together I am not necessarily saying that they are placed in a group, but just when you are navigating they are together in terms of vo-right arrow moving you along the order they are placed in.
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