Re: Orca There's something with Firefox 3 and a11y.

[kenny hittsjunk net]

Hi.
Thanks, turned out I had to right click on the talkback list item to
uninstall it using the dialog.
For others who wan't to remove it: goto tools select addons.  Select the
talkback plugin from the list.  Right click on it and choose remove.
There isn't a close button in this dialog, so use control-w to close the
dialog.  Goto to the file menu and choose quit.  Once you start Firefox
again, talkback will be gone.

I think it's sad the Mozilla developers didn't bother making this plugin
accessible.  guess screen reader users are supposed to wait for sighted
people to make Firefox accessible.

          Kenny

On Sun, Feb 25, 2007 at 07:31:44PM +0100, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
> Hi Kenny,
> You can always go into tools|addons, i think it is and uninstall the
> talkback plugin from there. It's not the simplest task in the world, but
> it's doable. an alternativ is to go into your firefox folder and locate
> the "extentions" folder. There's a talkback folder which you simply can
> delete. I think that'll work.
>
> /Krister
>
>
> Kenny Hitt wrote:
> > Hi.
> >
> > I only recently started using Firefox 3.  I have the same problem.  It
> > doesn't start until I close Firefox.  At that point, Orca can't read my
> > panels, desktop, or terminals.  With terminals, the results are strange.
> > Oca can see the data on the screen, but it doesn't follow the cursor.  
> > With the desktop or a panel, Orca tells me when they have focus, but
> > can't read anything.
> > The only way to fix the problem is to log out and in again.
> >
> > BTW, is there a way to disable the talkback plugin?  That thing isn't
> > accessible.
> >
> >           Kenny
> >
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