lsr 0.5.2
- From: "Peter Parente" <install-module gnome org>
- To: FTP Releases <ftp-release-list gnome org>
- Subject: lsr 0.5.2
- Date: Mon, 14 May 2007 22:35:45 +0000 (UTC)
Module: lsr
Version: 0.5.2
Uploaded by: Peter Parente
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News
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0.5.2
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Point release for GNOME 2.19.2.
* Firefox specification. Details about our planned support for Rich Document
Browsing, Accessible Rich Internet Applications, and Web Application
Scripting can be found in our LSR Web UI specification working draft at
http://www.gnome.org/~parente/lsr/web/. Please send comments to the
LSR mailing list (lsr-list gnome org).
* Firefox improvements. Scott Haeger has been hard at working implementing many
features of the specification already, namely:
* Automatic mode switching. Switches to the most specific reading mode
as you navigate. Can be turned off to allow manual switches. Currently
supports document mode and widget mode (forms and Web applications). Table
modes coming soon.
* Element navigation hotkeys. Visited links, unvisited links, paragraphs,
headings, images, forms, form controls, sections, radio buttons, buttons,
tables, lists, list items, ARIA landmarks, and many more.
* Container navigation hotkeys. Skip over container. Go to container.
* Navigation by relation. Go to a different kind of element. Go to a similar
kind of element.
* Navigation by landmark. Uses new W3C ARIA markup to navigate to main
content, secondary content, navigation, search, notes, content info, and so
on.
* Document-centric Where am I? Reports current element, read progress through
document, etc. For example, "heading level 2, Welcome, 1 of 10 in
document. 4 percent of document read."
* Settings. Enable or disable automatic mode changes. Configure whether the
point of regard can easily leave containers (e.g. the document). More
coming soon. See the spec.
See the Firefox section of the LSR User Guide at
http://live.gnome.org/LSR/UserGuide/Firefox
for more details. (Keep in mind what is implemented and noted on the wiki
lags slightly behind the spec.)
* Improvements to bookmarks. The bookmark feature has been extended to support
any input device (e.g. bookmarks for Braille buttons), comparison of the
current point of regard to any bookmarked location, and comparison of any
bookmarked location to the root of the foreground window.
* Login. Improvements to handling of the gdm login screen.
* SpeechDispatcher updates to work with version 0.6.2.
* BrlTTY updates to work with forthcoming version 3.8.0.
* Improvements to the search dialog. It's now more responsive, closes and opens
more reliably, and so forth.
* Bug fixes, bug fixes, bug fixes. See http://tinyurl.com/228txj for the
complete list.
Translations
* ar(Djihed Afifi)
* en_GB(David Lodge)
* es(Jorge Gonzalez)
* nb(Kjartan Maraas)
* or(Subhransu Behera)
* pa(A S Alam)
* sv(Daniel Nylander)
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