Re: [orca-list] web pages autorefreshing really confuse orca

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

Hi Kendell.

I'm working on some other Gecko stuff at the moment, but I'll take a
look soon. In the meantime, yes, filing a bug would be appreciated.
Thanks!

--joanie

On 01/17/2015 10:50 PM, kendell clark wrote:
> hi all I've noticed an issue in orca that really puzzles me. I
> think this may be caused by the way orca works with firefox, so it
> may not be fixable. Anyway, if you're reading a page and it auto
> refreshes, orca will immediately lose it's spot. Even if prevent
> page autorefresh is set to true in about:config. An example of this
> is 
> http://www.howtogeek.com/145984/why-i-still-use-windows-7-after-a-year-of-trying-to-like-windows-8/.
Every second or two, while trying to read, orca will announce finished
> loaded about:blank. This makes the page all but unreadable. I'm
> using arch linux and orca master. There are other pages on the web
> that do this, but this is one that does it particularly badly. Do I
> need to file a bug against orca? This appears to happen in any
> browser that uses gecko,i've tested with firefox and seamonkey, and
> both do this. Thanks Kendell clark 
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