Re: [orca-list] Heads-up: I've branched for 3.14 and please test master

[Peter Vágner <pvdeejay gmail com>]

Hello,
I apologize for the noyse. It turned out this was really an issue on my 
end rather than issue with orca and firefox.
I have created a testing user account on my computer with fresh Firefox 
profile and verified it does not happen there. Then I have noticed the 
issue goes away even with my existing user account and firefox 
configuration when I change to full screen by pressing F11 key. I was 
unable to figure out what's displayed there but I fixed it by going to 
firefox main menu -> View -> Toolbars -> Customize and used flat review 
and orca mouse emulation features to activate an item saying reset to 
defaults. Customize toolbars window is not verry accessible so it's 
likelly I must have previously accidentally enabled something in there.

Greetings

Peter

On 03.09.2014 at 02:14 Joanmarie Diggs wrote:
> Hey Peter.
>
> I tried this. I cannot reproduce the problem. Specifically:
>
> On 09/02/2014 05:26 PM, Peter Vágner wrote:
>
> > 0) make sure both orca and firefox are started.
> > 1) Open the page http://live.gnome.org/Orca in Firefox.
> > 2) With this page open press alt+d to focuss the address bar.
> > 3) Repeatedly press shift+tab keys until orca announces something like
> > "Rethat link".
> So far so good. Works as described.
>
> > 4) Now press the tab key alone and notice you hear orca presenting "entry".
> I do not. Orca presents the page tab within Firefox associated with the
> current web page. No entries. And I can continue tabbing and
> shift+tabbing. Based on your description, however, I'm wondering if you
> have some addon or plugin or something showing you some entry that I
> don't have and which is not letting you Tab out of.
>
> > 5) Now press either the tab key alone or one of the arrow keys in order
> > to find out you can't move and you are stuck in this position.
> Again, doesn't happen to me.
>
> > I was not sure whether this is an orca or a firefox issue but now it
> > appears it is also happening for me even when switching off orca after
> > performing step 3 in the list above. So either orca was working this
> > around all the time up to now or this is a new firefox issue.
> I doubt it was Orca working around it. Again, Orca does not take over
> Tab nor does it re-position you as a result of pressing Tab. Tab puts
> you wherever Tab puts you if Orca were not running.
>
> I'm still curious if you have an entry that I don't have. Again: toolbar
> or pane showing that I have hidden, addon/plugin I don't have installed,
> etc. Because...
>
> > I am running Orca latest master as of today, firefox 31.0, gnome 3.12 on
> > arch linux.
> I am running Orca latest master as of today, firefox 31.0, gnome 3.12
> too. Mine is Fedora with a COPR, but that shouldn't matter. Thus our
> environments should be pretty darned similar. But clearly you are
> landing someplace that doesn't exist in my current environment. If you
> cannot figure out what that place might be but could take a screenshot,
> I'd love to see it.
>
> Thanks!
> --joanie