Re: [orca-list] Problem with Firefox

[Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com>]

I don't know what previous email you're referring to, but you can get 
Chrome to work with ChromeVox, a screen reader for Chrome and ChromeOS 
from Google. In addition, you can also get Chromium to work with 
ChromeVox on non-Debian based distributions, like Arch. I'm not sure 
which distribution you're using, so I'm not sure if Chromeium will work 
for you or not.

I used sighted assistance to get ChromeVox installed with Chrome 
originally, but I know there are instructions on getting ChromeVox 
working with Chrome and Chromium without sighted assistance. The 
instructions I saw were distribution specific, so if you let us know 
what distribution you're using, someone may be able to get you the right 
instructions.

I know you were asking about Chrome and Orca, but this combination 
doesn't work yet. Chrome with ChromeVox is a good alternative though, 
and one of the things I like about Linux is that I have four different 
screen reading options on this laptop, so if I have trouble with one, I 
have some alternatives to fall back onto and work my way out of trouble.


On 12/18/2014 02:28 AM, Michael Weaver wrote:
> I forgot to write in my previous email I tried to use alternatives to Firefox like Chrome, Chromium and 
> Epithany but none of them that installed correctly worked with Orca so I had to remove them.
>
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