Re: [orca-list] Another Web question

[MENGUAL Jean-Philippe <jmengual linuxfromscratch org>]

Hi Joanie,

Oh I see, thanks. Actually there's this option, and "ignore blank lines"
in Firefox tab in specific prefs. But in this second case, it affects
tables, not the regular page. Are they 2 different contexts? I mean,
couldn't we imagine to extend this checkbox (in Firefox tab) from tables
to the whole Web page (navigation section), so that the user could choose?

I tried focus and navigation modes as you sold me. They don't enable me,
on the page I studied, to see blank lines. Navigation mode skips them,
but fous mode as well. But I guess it's expected isn't it?

With my best regards,


Le 15/04/2016 01:51, Joanmarie Diggs a écrit :
> Hi Jean-Philippe.
>
> On 04/14/2016 07:34 PM, MENGUAL Jean-Philippe wrote:
>
> > Last question: you said that it was a users request, but why the
> > checkbox "speak blank lines" doesn't help them to choose to have them
> > spoken or not? Does this setting affect another kind of contents?
>
> What you refer to is a speech setting; not a caret-navigation setting.
> It's documentation can be found at:
> https://help.gnome.org/users/orca/stable/preferences_speech.html. The
> content to save you the time:
>
> =======
> Speak blank lines
> If the Speak blank lines checkbox is checked, Orca will say "blank" each
> time you arrow to a blank line. If it is unchecked, Orca will say
> nothing when you move to a blank line.
> Default value: checked
> =======
>
> HTH.
> --joanie

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