Re: [orca-list] Firefox 3.6.2 Majorly Broken!

[Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com>]

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On Wed, Feb 03, 2010 at 10:41:11AM -0700, Jacob Schmude wrote:
> Hi Steve
> I tried with the Mozilla binaries, which go by the regular Firefox
> name. It's still busted, and I've checked and the Firefox script was
> indeed loaded. Interesting thing is, I was trying to set up Firefox
> for a friend on Windows (version 3.6 with window-eyes) and a similar
> problem kept cropping up where by she'd be thrown back to the top of
> the page. That's got me seriously thinking this might be a Firefox
> regression of some sort. Not good.
> Anyone know if there's any progress with Webkit accessibility? This
> just further demonstrates that being tied to only one browser for
> accessibility is not the way we want to go.

I agree.  I'm really not sure what other web browsers might even exist
for linux.  Not sure about chrome.  I wish the text browsers like
elinks could employ better javascript support and provide for better
caret or cursor navigation.  I'm really spoiled with the structural
navigation that is available with Firefox and Orca and also the
windows stuff with Window-Eyes.

I guess I better get 3.5.7 to put back on my system til this crap gets
worked out.  Doesn't look good to me.
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