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Re: [orca-list] Structural navigation Keys

Yes, I love it too. I generally could care less if a link is visitted
or not, especially when navigating from link to link. Maybe that
information would be relevant if I was exploring a site and wanted to
avoid going back to previously seen links. 

I also have had issues like you're talking about; not only in edit
boxes but also with combos. If I read down through a page and land
inside a combo or edit box, then I have to tab out. Try using the 'e'
key to jump from one entry to the next and of course you get stuck in
each one. I di run across the hot key designed to get you out of these
controls gracefully and I think it is Orca+Tab (might be wrong)  that
takes you to the end or outside of form fields but still...

I'm not sure if there is a good way to prevent this without having a
"Forms mode", or Quick Nav (in VoiceOver). Even Quick Nav has its
problems too because when you are using it to jump around a page and
wanna begin editing in an entry field, you must remember to turn
quicknav off or depending on what you type will throw you somewhere
else on the page. It's almost the opposite of what we run into with
Orca:).

On Tue, Feb 25, 2014 at 09:52:50AM -0600, John G. Heim wrote:

Oh, nice! I am going to like that hotkey to avigate to the next link whether
it is visited or not.  I am playing D&D and have my spells listed as links
to the description of the spell. But I can't just hop from one to the next
because some are visited and some are not.

I was going to download the source code and write that myself. I guess i
will still see if I can get into the code. The one thing I'd really like is
to be able to use the hotkeys even if you are on a data entry field. What we
need is like a super hotkey combination that works even if you are on a data
entry field.




On 02/24/14 20:26, Steve Holmes wrote:

Yes, See Joanie's previous message where she mentions the resources
where this info can be found. It is on the web and is also in the Orca
Help pages. The only new thing I know of is the K and Shift+K for
navigating all links. It looks to be well written. Sorry, I don't
remember the exact address on the web for this info but try looking in
the Orca Help menu for it. Also, the customizable hotkeys can be seen
by going into the Orca configuration and going to the Key Bindings
tab. Actually if you open a web application like Firefox or
Thunderbird, and then open Orca's application specific preferences
with Orca Modifier+Ctrl+Space, and then go to key bindings, you can
see Firefox or thunderbird specific key bindings.

Hope this helps.

On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 08:50:17PM +0100, Andre Jaenisch wrote:

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Am 19.02.2014 04:16, schrieb Joanmarie Diggs:

Of course. <smiles> If you want to read before doing/trying, documentation:

1. List of structural navigation commands:
https://help.gnome.org/users/orca/stable/commands_structural_navigation.html
2. Examining and binding/rebinding commands:
https://help.gnome.org/users/orca/stable/howto_key_bindings.html


Hello,

I was looking for something similar, since a Social Network (diaspora*)
I'm involved is thinking about reassigning hotkeys and I'd like to have
screenreader shortcuts considered there.

Hotkeys are for example "j" and "k" in Twitter or Google+ to navigate
through the tweets.

However, looking at the links, Joanmarie provides gives me not that,
what I'm looking for.

So I'd like to rephrase the question by Steve:

Is there a table/PDF somewhere listing the keystrokes and their effect,
so we can avoid using already used keys as hotkeys?

Thanks in advance


Andr? Jaenisch
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