Re: [orca-list] Keybindings for ARIA landmark roles

[James Dietz <jdietz oberlin edu>]

Slight diversion:

I for one would appreciate it if information about a page was gathered
and processed before that particular info is requested (I think that's
what you are referring to) as navigation by heading and other page
element using the navigation keys is slow (especially when navigating
in reverse).  Number of links is nice for getting an idea of how large
the page is but I find it more intrusive anyway - I'd rather not have
that info spoken.

James

On 1/30/09, Willie Walker <William Walker sun com> wrote:
> Hi Jacob:
>
> By all means.  Much of the stuff Orca presents is presented the way it
> is because users have requested it.  You're all empowered to help shape
> Orca.  :-)
>
> Will
>
> Jacob Schmude wrote:
>> Hi Will
>> I actually like the current approach. I'm a minimalist when it comes to
>> information, I'll ask for more info when I want it. If you do make this
>> automatic in the future, can we at least have an option to keep the
>> current behavior?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Jan 30, 2009, at 13:17, Willie Walker wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Krishnakant:
>>>
>>> The extended where am I feature of Orca (e.g, KP_Enter pressed twice
>>> quickly for the desktop layout) should give you a lot of this
>>> information.
>>>
>>> For now, we still keep it at a "pay the performance penalty only if
>>> you ask for it" level because it can take some time to gather the
>>> information.
>>>
>>> As Joanie mentioned, however, we are thinking about some ways to
>>> gather and maintain this information so things will be much more
>>> performant. That will not be done in the GNOME 2.26 timeframe, though.
>>
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