Thanks so much Neville. I had taken the first 2 steps, but the third one
has proved crucial in getting some mouse access back.

Best wishes

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Reg
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On Sat, 26 Dec 2015 10:16:25 +1000
Neville via Talk <talk@lists.window-eyes.com> wrote:

> Hi Listers,
> Using: W7 HP 32 bit, latest versions of WE, Firefox and Thunderbird
> 
> Use the three steps below to make both Firefox and Thunderbird accessible 
> with the mouse just like they used to be.  I was able to use WE to make the 
> necessary changes  in Thunderbird but needed sighted assistance for Firefox.  
> For some reason WE kept loosing speech in the case of Firefox but maybe NVDA 
> would work.
> 
> A similar method has been around for a while but never had any success with 
> it but these three steps really work.  In short, I was amazed with the change 
> in mouse accessibility the alterations made.
> 
> Hopefully, someone can come up with a method to make Chrome mouse accessible 
> as well.
> 
> HTH
> Neville.
> 
> 
> 
> This is the three steps needed to fix the mouse cursor problem.
> 
> The third step is the new one.  You do have to arrow down many times to find 
> it.  A lot do seem to sound the same, so be careful you get the correct one 
> to change.
> 
> 
> block quote
> 1. Open the Configuration Editor. In Firefox, enter
> about:config
>   in the address bar. In Thunderbird, go to the Tools menu and navigate to 
> Options, Advanced, General, then Config Editor.
> 2. Once in the Configuration editor, press TAB until you are in the list of 
> options.
> 3. Pressing UP or DOWN ARROW will move you between options or typing the 
> first few letters of an option's name will move you to a specific option in 
> the
> 
> list.
> the following are entries to search for:
> 
> gfx.direct2d.disabled
> if the boolean value is set to false, press the enter key to toggle the
> value to true.
> 
> layers.acceleration.disabled
> if the boolean value is set to false, press the enter key to toggle the
> value to true.
> 
> layers.offmainthreadcomposition.enabled
> if the boolean value is set to true, press the enter key to toggle the
> value to false.
> 
> press control+w to close the configuration window.
> restart Thunderbird/Firefox.
> block quote end
> 
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