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Virtual buffers aren't needed for navigating a website as orca shows,
it all just works (try cursoring, using h and shift+h for headers, t
and shift+t for tables, etc). The only thing to be careful of is make
sure your keystroke won't act on the focused control (eg. if you press
h in a text box you will find a h appears in the text box rather than
you move to the next heading, just move out of the text box for h to go
to next heading). One big advantage is that you will always have the
latest page, no need for a virtual buffer to be refreshed as the page
changes. Read the documentation for full details of what can be done to navigate in firefox. Michael Whapples On 01/-10/-28163 08:59 PM, Josh wrote:
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