Re: [orca-list] ff3 slow navigation response

[Christopher Moore <christopher h moore verizon net>]

Jon,
Thanks for looking into this.
So we have a web page with suspect coding, and my machine is more 
sluggish than yours.  Maybe I'm due for a hardware upgrade.
Thanks again.
Chris
On Mon, Mar 03, 2008 at 06:34:48PM +0000, 
Jon 
wrote:
> I dont seem to see the delay that you are experiencing for the minefield 
> page.
> www.barnstablearc.org on the other hand, i am getting approximately 4 
> second delay between hitting h and before im being jumped to the 
> heading.
>
> although it doesnt seem to be just a heading problem. using orcakey+tab 
> everything is fine until we come to the login button, pressing 
> orcakey+tab again, takes again aprox 4 seconds before we get to the call 
> sign searchbox. if we tab once to get out of the textbox, and if we 
> press h we have no issues getting to the heading.
>
> I thought i should have a look at the markup, and saw that they clame to 
> be xml transitional, so decided to put it through a validator, and the 
> webpage was not found to be compliant.
>
> used: http://www.validome.org/
>
> There is a random </head> tag sitting on line 123 of the source output, 
> validome didnt seem to have mensioned it in its error report. I think 
> Orca would most likely work fine if they made sure their code wasnt so 
> broken.
>
>
>
> gnome 2.22, (orca rev3682 and trunk at-spi)
> (issues also seen with orca rev3647 (before collection gecko searches 
> were introduced)
>
> -Jon
>
> On Mon 03/03/2008 at 11:26:58, Christopher Moore wrote:
> > Hello again,
> > I tried my header navigation experiement on the minefield homepage with 
> > more favorable results.
> > The slowest seemed to be about two seconds when "wrapping to top".
> > The site where I had the long delays is;
> > www.barnstablearc.org
> > Thanks for all you responses.
> > Chris
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