Re: Orca Some experimentations with latest svn and Firefox 3

[Joanmarie Diggs <j-diggs comcast net>]

Hi Hermann.

Regarding whether or not headings are always called headings.  Is it 
possible that the difference has something to do with whether or not the 
heading is just a heading versus it being a heading that is also a link? 
 In my experience when you press H, if the heading is just a heading, 
Orca says "heading".  If the heading is also a link, Orca instead says 
"link". If that is indeed what's going on, then the question becomes: 
If the heading is also a link, should Orca say "heading link" or "link 
heading" or just link or something else?

As for the Frankfurter Rundschau, I am not seeing any differences with 
nachrichten or wirtschaft.  If you consistently are seeing such 
differences, some step-by-step instructions to reproduce the problem 
would be much appreciated.  The more detail you can provide, such as "I 
pressed this key, Orca said this, but it should have said such-and-such 
instead" the better.  Thanks in advance!!!  In the meantime, if you look 
at the wirtschaft feed first and then the nachrichten feed, does the 
problem you're experiencing still remain with the nachrichten feed?  (In 
other words, is it really the feed itself, or something related to how 
you are loading the pages?)

Finally, with respect to:

> So I suspect that the behavior of Orca and Firefox highly depend on the
> design of the webpage.

The answer is a resounding "yes!"  And it's funny -- or astounding, or 
depressing depending upon your outlook on life -- how seemingly trivial, 
silly things in a page's markup can have such a significant impact. 
That's why the samples are so helpful.

Take care.
Joanie