[orca-list] Firefox and Untrusted Sites?
- From: Steve Holmes <steve holmes88 gmail com>
- To: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: [orca-list] Firefox and Untrusted Sites?
- Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2011 23:51:31 -0700
I ran into this problem in the past and I thought it later got fixed but
alas I ran into this problem now and I can't figure out how to get
around it. What I refer to is, I am sitting here at a hotel with WIFI
internet but it requires an initial password and agreement to get things
started. When I do this from linux, I can get the basic network
connection going but then I try any website and I get intercepted by the
local service where I do the sign-up stuff. Elinks falls over by saying
that the service is temperarially unavailable. When I try this under
GNOME with firefox, Firefox interrupts and says that I am trying to
access an untrusted site and the only button I can find with Orca is the
one that says "Get me out of here!" the thing is, I need to get through
to this site by clicking whatever button that allows me to go on. I
couldn't use any caret navigation but with flat review, I could find
other text mentioning "Knowing the consequences..." but no buttons that
I can tell. When tabbing, I could hit several spots with no speech but
then one button as I said before to abort the attempt. In any case, I
cannot get my WIFI going here at the hotel while using Linux.
I am using Firefox 4.0 Beta13. Also, I could get through this all fine
with Firefox under Windows. there, I did not get prompted about any
untrusted sites or any of that. So I can access the internet with
Windows but not with Linux, where I really wanna be.
Can anyone help me out here with some ideas?
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