Re: [orca-list] Thunderbird 24 non-responsiveness (was Re: Orca uses much cpu on my machine)

[Peter Vágner <pvdeejay gmail com>]

Hello,
So no we have more ways on how to recover the freeze.
We can either exit and restart orca, this is quick and can be easily 
done by pressing super+alt+s.
I have just found that by opening some other thunderbird window for 
example error console (ctrl+shift+j) or saved files (ctrl+j) and closing 
that window I can make thunderbird unfreeze as well.

Greetings

Peter

On 09.10.2013 12:08, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Hey All.
>
> On 10/09/2013 05:31 AM, Peter Vágner wrote:
>
> > Thunderbird 17 is fine, thunderbird 24, thunderbird 26 and thunderbird
> > 27 are all affected.
> I can finally reproduce this. And if I quit Orca the bug is still
> present. Thunderbird processes no keypresses (like Up arrow to move in
> the list of mail folders, F8 to toggle the preview pane, etc.). But in
> that state I can still Alt+Tab immediately into other windows so my
> session is not stuck; only Thunderbird is.
>
> So.... Today I'll see about narrowing in on the bug closely enough to
> file something that the Mozilla accessibility developers can easily
> reproduce and/or that contains the offending commit. Stay tuned!
>
> And, again, thanks for your patience with this one. Sorry it took me so
> long to get it reproducible on my system.
> --joanie
>
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