Re: [orca-list] If i go to the previous site in firefox, the caret is always on the begin of the website

[Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com>]

I think you're saying that you'll click on a link in a web page, that 
new web page will be loaded and then when you go back to the original 
page, with something like alt+left-arrow, you end up at the beginning of 
the page instead of on the link you clicked on. Is this right?

If so, I'd suggest loading the new page in a new tab with something like 
the control+enter key. When you're done reading the new page, you can 
get back to the original page by either closing the new tab with 
control+w or going back to the previous tab with control+page-up. This 
is what I do with Orca, NVDA and JAWS on either Ubuntu or Windows.

On 06/10/2013 12:42 PM, chrys87 wrote:
> Hi all,
> I use Firefox to surf the web. this is going well. but i have one "problem"
> if i go to an prev site, the caret is alway on the begin of the website.
> it would be more helpful if the caret is on the place i clicked on a link.
> it seems to be on the orca caret. if i turn the orca caret of - the
> cursor is on the place i clicked on a link. But without orca caret, its
> hard to navigate and it feels slower.
> can anybody help? does anybody understand what i mean :D?
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