Re: [orca-list] Google Docs

[Christopher Chaltain <chaltain gmail com>]

I'm guessing you're just looking for better access to Google Docs with 
Firefox and Orca, and I know you already know about ChromeVox, but 
ChromeVox is the only way I've found to work with Google Docs. Obviously 
that doesn't mean Google and others shouldn't be working on improving 
access to Google Docs with other screen reader and browser combinations, 
but just in case you were looking for a short term solution to work with 
your Google Docs.

On 09/02/2014 02:21 PM, B. Henry wrote:
> I have only visited the Google docs web app, and or g-drive online a few times in the last two or three years 
> as I've
> usually found enough accessability issues to make a useful experience beyond anything that a couple of bug 
> fixes would
> make happen.
> Today I dropped in and found most of the interface worked quite well with the orca 3.13.90.r.34...package I'd 
> installed
> from master thismorning.
> My question however is is there a way to read and or create/edit a doc in firefox? I got 00 feedback once I 
> opened a
> document, existing or one I started fromthe create menu.
> I realize this is probably a googleside issue, and I doubt this is anything that has just cropped up due to 
> any recent
> changes, but
> in case I'm not trying something that works, or has worked am writing here first.
> Regards,
> --
> B.H.
>
>
>
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