Re: [orca-list] Structural HTML navigation by lists

[Guy Schlosser <guyster104 att net>]

In my opinion, links is the most important to be able to navigate via a 
list.  I say this personally, and from my experience as both a tech 
support rep at a cable internet provider, as well as an AT instructor.  
It is easy enough to use h/shift+h to go between headings, and similar 
keys for other form elements, etc.  While a search is possible using 
ctrl+f, being able to list links and do first letter navigation to a 
known link (such as login or download) would be awesome, even if you did 
have to press the first letter a few times to get there.  Just my little 
bit of feedback, but any questions, shoot me an E-mail.

Thanks,


Guy


On 02/02/2011 12:42 AM, Hammer Attila wrote:
> Hy,
>
> Marcus, my notebook have an Intel Dualcore T2300 CPU with 1,73 GHZ and 
> 2 GB ram, with is enough fast I think. Default this CPU speed setted 
> with 800 MHZ the powersave state, but if need more speed, the speed is 
> increasing ofcourse.
> I think Orca+menu key is good, for example I using laptop layout 
> because I working with a notebook and this keystroke easy to use.
> Look the startup points:
> "The last idea I still have is the following:
>
> List type: all-over list
> GUI: Dialog with treeview"
> This is good, if fixed the treeview search related bug, if this is not 
> happening, need appliing the menu based GUI until not fixed the 
> treeview search bug.
> "Keybinding: Orca+Menu"
> Good both desktop and laptop layout I think.
>
> "Objects: All structural navigation objects + Links
> Action for Enter: All objects are focused, links are executed"
> Action is good, but listing need objects not enough following, similar 
> with your last attached patch to reduce list generation speed 
> performance:
> - Anchors
> - Frames
> - form Fields
> - Headings
> - Links
> For example if you would like listing paragraphs, block quotes, lists, 
> list items etc this is future increasing now the generation speed time.
> The jump prewious and next paragraphs have a structural navigation 
> command (p or Shift+p), jump prewious and next list with Shift+l and 
> l, jump pnext or prewious list item with i and Shift+i, etc.
> Headings, links, form fields list is importanter, because for example 
> have possible more headings, links or form fields with a webpage with 
> perhaps easyer revieving with a list.
> For example when the second patch looking lists, lot of lists have 
> empty label, look for example www.oc.hu webpage.
> So, the startup points is good.
>
> Attila
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