Re: [orca-list] using orca with social media
- From: "Mgr. Janusz Chmiel" <ernesta tiscali cz>
- To: orca-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [orca-list] using orca with social media
- Date: Wed, 4 May 2016 19:35:21 +0200
Dear,
I can confirm, that classic facebook WEB site
www.facebook.com
Uses too many dynamic WEB content and that too many Java script code is
being running. And Java script engine, which is The part of every WEB
browser allocate many CPU resources. And because screen readers call
browser build in accessibility support. it is problem.
What with this?
Use
m.facebook.com
For as many Facebook related operation as possible.
Tryto accept, that build in Gnome Facebook support will never work fo
many years after Gnome stable release update.
I know, that
m.facebook.com
Can not be used for some popular Facebook operations such as uploading
video to The time line of The profile or Facebook page.
The situation will change, when somebody will manufacture 8 core CPUS,
and if screen readers programmers will be able to use CPU cores to allow
CPU intensive operations.
For now, I do not know, how Linux kernel manages individualCPU cores. I
think, that Linux kernel, and other desktop environment crucial parts
combine cores as efficiently as possible.
So according to my opinion, before browsers, screen readers build in
accessibility support will not be able to combine individual CPU cores
by using multi threading programmes approach, we will face such issues
like with Facebook WEB site for ever.
It is not only problem of Lnux environment.
Facebook uses many dynamic content and Javascriptcomplex codes. So for
best access, visually impaired user can use Android Facebook application.
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