Thanks, did not originally find that set of toggles. I’ll give it a test run.
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Hi Dave,
Yes, you are correct. Assign the letter, then VO-right to the command choosing
menu thing, VO-space on that, down to Web, then right and down to Toggle
DOM-Group.
HTH.
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Tim Kilburn
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Tim,
I tried to set up a keyboard command to toggle between DOM and Group order as
you have, but was not able to do it. It’s in the Voiceover Utility, under
Keyboard commanders, correct? Assign a letter, and then…there I get lost.
Dave Carlson
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Hi,
One of the challenges I've found with DOM order is that web-site developers
don't always code things in a logical order. From a development prospective,
it is unnecessary for the elements to be coded in the order that a screen
reader might read them due to the fact that
I always had mine on group but since the latest update to Safari things haven't
been working so well in that setting so I switched it to dom order and my
problem went away. I may have other problems later but so far all is good.
> On Nov 18, 2019, at 6:19 PM, Mike Arrigo wrote:
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Dom order navigates the web page by object, in the order that the HTML
specifies. This will usually be the setting you want. I have never really tried
the group mode setting since the dom setting has always worked for me.
> On Nov 17, 2019, at 3:51 PM, Lorie McCloud wrote:
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> can
I don't mind the sounds in group ode. what I didn't like was that vo wasn't
reading all the text.
> On Nov 18, 2019, at 10:50 AM, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries
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> Hi,
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> When using DOM order, VO behaves more like those dreaded Window
Ah, yes. That was going to be my other guess. Clear as mud, of course.
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On 11/18/2019 8:59 AM, Dave Carlson wrote:
Tim,
Okay, I’ll see if I can glean some differences on web pages. But, pardon
for the simple quest
Tim,
Okay, I’ll see if I can glean some differences on web pages. But, pardon for
the simple question, what does “Dom” mean? “Dominant”, Dominion”, or an acronym?
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Hi,
When using DOM order, VO behaves more like those dreaded Windows screen readers
in that the page is not analyzed by VO where it attempts to group related items
together for faster browsing. Some folks have had VO make funny sounds while
it is in Group mode as, in some cases, these grouped
Tim, thanks. Found it. But now I’ve forgotten why this is significant. How do
these subtle differences affect my web browsing experience?
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Hi Dave,
It's in the Web category under the Navigation tab.
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Tim Kilburn
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Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Nov 17, 2019, at 22:07, Dave Carlson wrote:
Sorry, All I have are: Standard, Bookend Groups, Announce Gro
Sorry, All I have are: Standard, Bookend Groups, Announce Groups, and Ignore
Groups. Where is “Dom”.
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it's in the vo utility. go to navigation.
> On Nov 17, 2019, at 8:43 PM, Dave Carlson wrote:
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> Not sure I understand where the Dom vs. Group order reading settings are to
> be found.
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Not sure I understand where the Dom vs. Group order reading settings are to be
found.
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thanks. I saved your email about switching back and forth between modes and I
may create a commander for that at some point if I find I need group mode for
anything. don't know yet.
Lorie
> On Nov 17, 2019, at 6:43 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
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> Dom order reads HTML document
Dom order reads HTML documents like Windows screen readers. Group order reads
them more like Macintosh applications, for example in lists when you have group
mode on, you need to interact with the list to see everything inside as
individual items. It also tries to arrange things somewhat like
can somebody tell me what dom order is and how it differes from the other
setting for navigation in vo utility? I changed my setting and it fixed my
problem. I'd like to be aware of what else may change for me in Safari.
thanks.
Lorie
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