Re: [orca-list] Best compatible email client for Orca>

[Alex Midence <alex midence gmail com>]

Hi.

Just to set the record straight, I've started using Thunderbird in 
Windows and find it extremely accessible, responsive and reliable.  NO 
problems with it whatsoever.  So, it's not Thunderbird, it's something 
in LInux either At-spi, pyatspi or Orca that is the problem.  The only 
other e-mail clilent I've ever used tha tcompares to it in accessibility 
is Outlook which is more accessible except it crashes a whole lot more 
and costs money to buy.

Just saying.
Alex M

> Hi,
> Actually Thunderbird has gone off the track as far as accessibility matters these days.
> I am using mutt and like it a lot.
> Firefox is good to go for internet.
> Infact with the latest versions, specially with Ubuntu 12.04.
> Happy hacking.
> Krishnakant.
> On Fri, Apr 20, 2012 at 04:06:29PM -0700, Harold wrote:
> > Hi
> > So I finally got Ubu 11.10 alongside Windows.  What browser and email
> > client would you recommend that will work best with Orca?  I am liking it
> > so far.  Once I can figure out how to navigate with Orca it will be even
> > better.  Is it possible to run magnifier while Orca is running?  I
> > downloaded a magnifier and also a new synthesizer but don;t know how to
> > load it after installation.  I also set Orca to echo words but it is only
> > echoing characters.
> >
> > Any info greatly appreciated
> >
> > Harold
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