[orca-list] More on the orca not speaking thunderbird message content area
- From: Michael Whapples <mwhapples aim com>
- To: orca <Orca-list gnome org>
- Subject: [orca-list] More on the orca not speaking thunderbird message content area
- Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2011 13:49:52 +0100
Hello,
I previously reported a problem with orca reading the message content
area (may be more precisely the issue was orca did not realise it was in
the content area, therefore did not show the content of the message in
braille and did not allow up or down cursoring to navigate by line) when
using at-spi2 from git. It was asked if I could try a try build of
thunderbird which might fix it, however despite my initial feelings it
doesn't seem to fix the issue. I initially thought it did fix the issue
as with the try build of thunderbird it sometimes does not show the
issue I described, however most of the time it still presents the issue.
Also if the issue is observed does not seem to be restricted to a
particular run of orca, eg. just now I read three messages before it
stop accessing the message content area.
When I observed this first happening was when I upgraded to at-spi2-core
in git (moving from at-spi2-core 2.0.1, at-spi2-core 2.0.2 came out just
after I upgraded so may be someone could check whether 2.0.2 is
affected). While a change of at-spi2-core was what caused this, I don't
know whether the real issue is simply thunderbird is not being a good
citizen and a change in at-spi2-core prevented that bad behaviour (there
are other things in the try build which suggest that might be the case,
eg. if I press alt+f2 orca speaks the thunderbird window information
again instead of the run dialog) or if at-spi2 has an actual issue.
This is a really bad issue, it affects a really core task of using the
computer (IE. reading emails). I hope a fix can be found soon as
currently Linux is not a system I want to use.
Michael Whapples
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