Re: [orca-list] Please test Orca master with MATE panel

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

Hey Kyle.

Thanks for the testing! Regarding the re-presentation of the frame and
panel, the accessibility tree for mate-panel applets seems pretty
broken. Applets are not children of the panel, but are separate
applications without any accessible relationship connecting them to the
panel. In addition, the applets lack accessible children. For instance,
I added the dictionary applet to the mate-panel's top panel. I see the
entry on screen, and when I give it focus, the entry emits a
focus-change event. But try to find the entry in Accerciser. I don't see
it. I would like to see those issues addressed by mate-panel developers.

Thanks again.
--joanie

On 02/08/2017 07:12 AM, Kyle wrote:
> Great work so far. Running latest mate-gtk3 packages in Arch, it sucks
> less for me as well, especially when launching an application from the
> menu system. I still get chattiness when tabbing around the top panel,
> especially it seems as I hit the clock/calendar and as I enter the
> notification tray. Most notably, in these cases, I'm hearing: "Top
> Expanded Edge Panel frame: Top Expanded Edge Panel  panel: panel," which
> now that I go through it several times for testing purposes, appears to
> be occurring not necessarily when hitting the calendar and the
> notification tray, but when I enter and leave the notification tray.
> Overall, this is a huge improvement, as I am no longer hearing all the
> stuff I used to hear when launching applications, so what's left that I
> mention here is really quite minor. Thanks again for tracking this one
> down.
> Sent from Tom's thumb
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