Re: [orca-list] Default behavior for quick key toggling of focus mode is changed

[Peter Vágner <pvdeejay gmail com>]

Hello,
Here is one little related feature I wish to be added.
When page finishes loading I would expect orca to change to browse mode 
unless sticky focus mode has been activated previously.
For example:
- Go to google.com and notice you get into focus mode automatically as 
intended
- Type something into the search field and hit enter.
- The new content is loaded focus is placed to the first search result 
but orca is still in focus mode. If it would switch to browse mode on 
finished loading I might just start pressing quick nav keys for skimming 
the page.
This is usefull almost on all the sites where I am already expecting 
something so I know I would like to quickly go over the headings, go to 
nth table etc.

Greetings

Peter

On 16.08.2014 at 16:45 B. Henry wrote:
> Yes, I read, and thought I understood this to do what I was asking for/about.
> Unfortunately it's not working here. As soon as I move down once browse is announced.
> When I try the double click
>                           I perhaps did not mention in my email that I'd tried the double click, no matter. 
> It may be
> specific to this site and some others,. I did have the same behavior on another combo box, but do not 
> remember what that
> was to test again with the currently installed build.
> I'll attach the web page if it would be of any help. You can't just go o the web page as you must have a 
> callcentric VOIP
> account/plan, perhaps a free one gives you access to the phone book, but that's a lot of trouble for someoone 
> busy with
> all you have on your plate.
> I'll look for other examples of this issue after work this evening.
> Excuse any confusion. I've tried to read all the messages regarding this, and doubt I've missed any from you 
> at any rate.
> Please let me know if seeing the webpage would help.
> Again the combo box is in what I think should be called a web ap where one creates new phonebook entries. 
> It's where one
> chooses a speed dial code.
> I'm using the orca currently I grabbed from git yesterday at around 6 in the afternoon U.S. Mexico central 
> daylight time,
> orca-git-3.13.3.r58.g31fadb7-1.
> I assume the arch package tarball name corresponds with build code, but do not know exactly how the string is 
> to be
> understood re time, date, or build/version number.
> Regards,
> --
> B.H.
>   
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