Re: [orca-list] chrome

[Dave Hunt <ka1cey gmail com>]

I have found that orca will read some of the dialogues but not the main 
browser pane and objects.  For that, you need chromevox, which is a set 
of extensions that turn Chrome into a self-voicing application.  There's 
no GNOME accessibility for the installation process, so, you have to 
install chromevox on, for instance, a Windows machine.  When you launch 
Chrome on your GNU/Linux system, and sign into the google account you 
used in the Windows installation, your applications will be 
synchronized, and your GNU/Linux Chrom will start talking.  This may 
take several minutes, the first time.



HTH,



Dave  Hunt