Re: [orca-list] My experience with latest Firefox packages on Arch

[Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com>]

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Out of curiousity, you don't have any other unique packages installed
on your Arch system, do you? I'm totally grasping at straws now as I
have trouble even with the stand-alone binary builds from Mozilla.  I
am tempted to blow away my mozilla configurations entirely but don't
wanna lose my precious bookmarks <smile>  I work haard at accumulating
these bookmarks.  I think there may be a way I can extract them to a
flat file or something and re-import them when I set up a new data
environment for Firefox.  Dunno for sure if this would help any but I
honestly can't think of why some people have this serious focus
problem like I do and yet others do not.

On Wed, Apr 07, 2010 at 09:07:42PM -0700, Zachary Kline wrote:
> Hi Steve,
> I hate to say it, but this just isn't happening to me.  I arrowed up
> and down a list of sites several items long, and managed to get from
> top to bottom and back up again without once landing on "More".  I'm
> not denying the bug exists, just curious why it's manifesting for
> some people and not for others, seemingly.  I have a WinXP virtual
> machine here which has a copy of Jaws.  Duplicating these steps on
> that VM works as expected.
> So I'm not sure what's up.
> Best,
> Zack.
>
>
> On Wed, 7 Apr 2010, Steve Holmes wrote:
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> > Well Zack,  the parts you specifically mentioned work ok for me too
> > but try the list of final nodes.  in the list table.  What I mean more
> > specifically is say you navigate around in the tree view to a final
> > (loest level) subfolder containing ArchLinux sites or something; then
> > tab over til you are in the actual vertical list of sites to open.
> > Now start arrowing up and sown that list for at least two or 3
> > presses.  You should end up in More button land pretty quick like.
> >
> > I have Webvism installed as an extension but I think I have it
> > disabled at the moment.  I look and see if I have any others.
> >
> > Actually, the bug over on Mozilla is hopping with some more activity
> > to sort this mess out because it does seem to be confirmed but some
> > developers are looking for other help on it and for it to be finally
> > assigned.  Like I said, It breaks for me on Windows Xp with
> > Window-Eyes and on that side, the only pluggins I have are "Plain Old
> > Favorites" and a Popup thing for sounds and that has never bother
> > bookmarks before.
> >
> > Another mozilla developer has confirmed the same problem wion Win Xp
> > also.
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