[orca-list] Firefox & orca crashing

[Georgina Joyce <r2gl o2 co uk>]

Hi

I think it was Michael that reported that orca crashed occasionally and
suspected that it had something to do with firefox.  Well I can
reproduce these steps every time, well for three consecutive times and
have to /etc/init.d/gdm stop then start to regain speech.

Having clicked on a link to a youtube video.  I have the normal link in
the address bar.  

I put focus there by pressing alt+d.  Then I ctrl+c to copy to the
clipboard.

I have the accessible youtube player as a bookmark, so I press alt+b.  I
can't remember where I put this bookmark.  I've created a folder called
computer within my bookmarks list.  As soon as I step to the right.  It
crashes reading part of the first bookmark in the computing folder.
Funny, above the computing folder is a disability folder.  I can
traverse this tree ok and step to the left out of it ok.

I go to a terminal and run /etc/init.d/gdm stop then /etc/init.d/gdm
start.

I log back in and run iceweasel and press restore previous session and
so we go around the loop again.

As you've probably gathered.  This is a debian system updated this
testing distribution yesterday 27 Sep 09.

It's a pain I'd like to see this video. Oh well! <sigh>

HTH

Gena
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