Re: [orca-list] Antergos the next Arch alternative which works

[Kyle <kyle4jesus gmail com>]

Chromium works here with no problems at all. I'm not sure what makes 
Chrome better than Chromium, as both should work with Chromevox. That 
said, the Chromium-chromevox package in the AUR is designed for 
Chromium, so you will have better luck using that browser, since 
Chromium is the version in the Arch official repository if either Arch 
or Sonar is your chosen distribution. In most other distributions, you 
will need to install ChromeVox manually by copying a very oddly named 
file, so it really doesn't matter if you use Chrome or Chromium. I think 
the only real difference is if you want to use Netflix, but that's 
supposed to work in Firefox now, although it doesn't where here yet.

Regarding Flash, I haven't used it in years, because it's all but 
deprecated upstream, and only a few straggling webmasters still insist 
on using it. Well there's that, and also the fact that neither Flash nor 
any alternative has ever worked with a screen reader on anything other 
than some very hit or miss cases on Windows, but that was also many 
years ago, and I don't know how even that combo works now. Thing is 
Adobe killed Flash on pretty much all but Windows now anyway, so it's 
really not being updated anywhere else, and so really isn't even worth 
trying to get working now. For nearly everything that says it needs 
Flash, there seems to be a work-around that generally does well using 
something like mpv or vlc, or even youtube-dl, and all these are far 
more screen reader friendly anyway, so I just use those.
Sent from under the cherry moon