[orca-list] Accessibility Crashes in Opensuse 12.2 RC2 when cursoring in "share" frames on web site.

[Dave Hunt <ka1cey gmail com>]

Hi,

When I visit any story on http://www.sciencedaily.com and find myself 
arrowing up/down in the area that offers the links for sharing the story 
to the social net services, accessibility, on the entire system, behaves 
badly.  That is, Orca becomes unresponsive in the browser window.  None 
of the commands on the 'orca' key works. If I use 'alt+tab' to move out 
of the browser, every other application's window title reads, simply, as 
"window".  Flat review, sometimes, works.  Other commands on the Orca 
key may work.  When I restart Orca, and 'alt+tab' to an open browser 
window (I have to count windows, since their titles are still not 
spoken), Orca just says "tree view".  In app windows other than the 
browser, there is no speech from Orca, except when I use the 'where am 
I' key; here, it tells me the type, name, and whether anything is 
selected, for the control I happen to be focused on.

If I happen to know where the story resumes, following the seperator and 
sharing thing, I can skip to that, using one of the Firefox 'find' 
options; reading is normal.  So far, I've only found this on the 'share 
this' content on Science Daily, but I'm sure other sites happen to use 
this code.  I have the Addblockplus Firefox extension installed, but 
have not yet figured how to block this destructive content.



Any ideas?



Dave  Hunt



Now using Opensuse 12.02 RC2, with Firefox 14 and Orca 3.4.2.