Hey everyone, I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this. This is with
mac os version 10.10.3 and the newest version of safari. On some pages,
voiceover will say something like menu, 7 items, and no matter what you
do, will not navigate that page. Tabbing does nothing, you can navigate
down wit
Guys
I had this when I recently bought a new MBP. Sites were showing links under
headings as usual on my iMac, but the new MBP was just showing the headings. I
assumed it was settings and tried all the group/dom stuff and everything else I
could think of.
I eventually emailed Apple and they sa
Yes, I've experienced this behaviour to my utter dismay. Sometimes it helps to
change to group navigation mode to overcome this problem. I have no idea what
happens but it does for instance the national lottery page in the UK. It makes
it impossible to navigate. Interestingly, if you toggle
Ditto. It’s a problem. When you find a page, tell Apple, for heaven’s sake,
or it’ll never get sorted out.
Cheers.
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I have had this problem. I actually thought at the time something was wrong
with the web site. To overcome this, I'd visit the same site on my Work's
Windows machine. I know I'm cheating.
Kawal.
On 17 Jun 2015, at 21:12, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
Ditto. It’s a problem. When you find a p
On web pages there are real menus created using the select element and
options within that select. Some sites choose to fake this behavior with
piles of spans, divs, css and javascript event handlers. There are lots
of reasons they do this such as making a consistent look and feel
between diffe
You’re right, web 2.0 (and ARIA, by extension) are the spawns of Satan however
there are definitely times when VO actually does miss content out entirely,
especially in certain multi-level tables. I dunno why this is, but there’s
never a problem with any other browser / screen reader combo.
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Sometimes it helps to disable styles, which you can do from the develop menu in
the menu bar. If that isn’t showing up, hit CMD+COMMA for Safari’s preferences
and navigate to the advanced tab. There is an option to show the development
menu there.
Grant
On Jun 17, 2015, at 12:57 PM, Mike Arrig
The work around I use is to open the window menu using VO-m followed by typing
w i n, navigate through a couple of the options using the arrow keys, and then
press escape. No idea why this affects it but it seems to work. Maybe it’s
removing the selection from the webpage and thus making the men
