Re: [orca-list] using google webapps(I.E. drive)

[Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com>]

I know this doesn't answer your question, but I've never been successful
using Google Drive with anything but ChromeVox, and BTW, I find most
things doable in Google Drive with ChromeVox. The only thing I really
struggle with are presentations.

I also wouldn't be so quick to label something as accessible just
because it works with one screen reader. Who knows what kind of hoops
ChromeVox had to jump through to get it to work with Google Drive.

On 07/02/13 14:22, Bill Dengler wrote:
> Hello,
> I'd like to know if there are any "special hacks" you have to do in
> order to get Orca to read Google Drive. I know it's accessible, as it
> reads fine on the chromebook, but orca has difficulty.
> here's what I do :
> 1 - open a web browser
> 2 - go to drive.google.com
> 3 - sign in
> 4 - press the / key to focus the search box
> 5 - enter part of a document's name
> 6 - arrow down until I've selected the correct document
> 7 - press enter
> Very similar to my chromebook. But now, I can't read the actual
> document. Just some links on the page, almost as if I was holding down
> the chrome vox modifiers on my chromebook while trying to read the doc.
> Other google apps(I.E. Gmail, Google Voice, etc) have similar behavior
> but work just fine with Chrome Vox on my Chromebook.
>
> Bill
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Christopher (CJ)
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