Re: [orca-list] Does the "Orca Find" really work in the latest release of Orca?
- From: Victor Tsaran <vtsaran gmail com>
- To: Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>
- Cc: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] Does the "Orca Find" really work in the latest release of Orca?
- Date: Tue, 12 May 2009 10:24:35 +0530
Hello guys,
I appreciate all the advice and certainly do take advantage of built-in
Firefox features. My question was really about Orca's Find. Seems that
if the feature does not work or is not even encouraged by Orca
developers and users, it should be removed from the application, don't
you think?
Thanks,
Victor
On 5/11/2009 2:18 AM, Willie Walker wrote:
Hi Victor:
It works, but it looks like there's contention for handling the focus.
The problem is that Orca's "Find" dialog takes focus away from
Firefox. When you then do the find, focus goes back to Firefox, which
looks like it issues a focus event. Orca then responds to the focus
event. :-(
If you do the "find next" operation (CapsLock+]), it works because no
intervening dialog appears.
However, I will repeat what another list member had to say - you're
better off using the built-in functionality of applications that
support find. They are going to give you better performance and will
be better integrated with the application.
Will
Victor Tsaran wrote:
Hello all,
Am I misunderstanding the purpose of this command, orca+[, aka "Orca
Find"? When I try to use it on web pages, I cannot get it to work,
not at all. This is Orca that came with Ubuntu 9.04.
any ideas?
Thanks,
Victor
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