Dave, On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 4:03 AM, Dave Mielke <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi: > > I'm the developer for the user interface for a new Android-based braille > tablet. Due to current hardware limitations, we're currently limited to > using > version 4.1.2 of Android. > > I've tried using these two versions of firefox so far: > > Firefox_19.0.apk > Firefox Browser fennec-21.0a1.multi.android-arm.apk > > Wow, both of those are very old! The latest version is 44. Please try that and see if you have the same problem. > We're using the very same accessibility framework that Google's TalkBack > does, > but a critical element is that this device doesn't have a touch screen. > I guess that makes sense... > > Our problem is that we're only able to see firefox's action controls at > the top > of the screen. In other words, we're unable to see the content of the > current > web page at all. Do you have any idea why this might be and what we might > be > able to do? Is there something unique about how firefox is rendering the > web > page content that differs from how its controls are being rendered? > It is pretty different, yes. The content area is a SurfaceView which Gecko draws into using OpenGL. If you can attach a logcat captured during Fennec startup that might be helpful. James
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