Hello,
In order to allow NVDA like behaviour either a lot of things need to be changed or a lot of wild guesses and overrides has to be made for the enter key handling.
The way NVDA and accessibility is working under windows is that accessibility objects usually do have the default action. For simple widgets like buttons, links and similar, click is the default action.
Unknown clickable texts similar to those we are discussing often have no default action, so NVDA can pretend click to be the default action.
It then overrides the enter key (in browse mode only) and it executes the default action on the enter key press.
Orca is known for not overriding key presses behaviour. It's why I think would be so difficult to change it.
Greetings
Peter
Le 09/10/2017 à 16:15, José Vilmar Estácio de Souza a écrit :
Maybe I am wrong, but this can not be done with the return key. You need to simulate a mouse click using left click on current flat review item..
Right, this behavior works. For me it's not a matter to use the flat review to click on element but I think the NVDA behavior is more user-friendly.
Best regards.
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Alex ARNAUD
Visual-Impairment Project Manager
Hypra - "Humanizing technology"
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