Re: [orca-list] Blockquotes?

[Erik Heil <eheil sdf lonestar org>]

Hi.  Block quotes are used to indicate sections of a site that may have
been copied from other sites.  Hope that makes sense.  The reason why they
were added is that often, their are sometimes points of a site--navbars,
etc. which need to be skipped and you may just want to get the content
that matters.  This by far is not a new feature at all--commercial screen
readers for Windows indicate block quotes--usually its a setting which is
configurable.  Hope this helps.

--Erik

On Sun, 20 May 2007, Hermann wrote:

> Date: Sun, 20 May 2007 10:24:59 +0200
> From: Hermann <steppenwolf2 onlinehome de>
> To: orca-list gnome org
> Subject: [orca-list] Blockquotes?
>
> Hi,
> a new feature was added to FF - "q" and Shift+q move between blockquotes.
> Fine, but - what for heaven sake are those "blockquotes"?
> Yesterday evening I was strolling through my bookmarks, and I couldn't find
> a single page containing blockquotes. So my Question: What are blockquotes
> and what is this feature for?
> A similar thing are those famous "large objects". Till today i wasn't able
> to figure out what it is all about. Moving between that objects seems to
> result in stochastical behavior of Orca, e.g. you land anywhere, and you
> cannot predict where.
> So what about replacing those two feature by some more common thins like
> moving between frames, textblocks >=x, buttons, edit fields and - not so
> important - paragraphs.
> There should also be a feature implemented that speaks/brailles background
> information of an object; such a feature is imlemented in Firevox.
> Hermann
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