Re: [orca-list] More cool focus and browse mode stuff to test

[Paul Hunt <paul-leics virginmedia com>]

Hi,

Been keeping quiet on this as I don't use Orca much anymore but on this 
particular point...

I don't think Orca should disable structural navigation if you press a 
navigation quick key and end up in an edit box, You might want to press 
another quick key to find a different form field.

I think you should have to explicitly tell Orca that you want to enter 
text into that edit box.

On 15/08/2014 22:57, Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Hey Peter.
>
> Thanks for the feedback. Regarding this:
>
> > As for the main question I think when moving by arrow keys in browse
> > mode the default should be not to automatically change to focus mode.
> I agree. That is why that is the default.
>
> What I am really wanting to know is about what should happen with quick
> keys / structural navigation. In other words, If you press "e," should
> Orca automatically change to focus mode by default?
>
> Currently, if you press "e" Orca automatically changes to focus mode by
> default. This is a configurable setting. (I'll add it to the GUI by
> Monday I think.) Before I add it to the GUI or document it, I am
> interested in hearing what people think the default for keys like "e"
> should be.
>
> --joanie
>
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