Re: [orca-list] Element List during Browsing

[Edhoari Setiyoso <edhoari s gmail com>]

Hi Maksym,

Thanks.. I guess there's much to learn on Orca.

I think this feature is more convenient than NVDA.

Best Regards

Edhoari Setiyoso

On 02/13/2018 05:49 PM, Maksym Bilak wrote:
> Hello.
>
> Orca also has a similar functionality. You need to press a combination 
> of three keys: Alt Shift and the key responsible for navigating 
> between the items you want.
> For example, if you press the Alt + Shift + k key, a list of links 
> will open. Use the cursor arrows up and down to select the link you 
> need (by clicking the cursor on the link with the arrow to the right, 
> you can get some additional information). If you know the name of the 
> link, you can start typing it, and Orca will find it.
> Once you have chosen a link, you can click Enter. The cursor moves to 
> the link that you have selected.
> Also, with the Tab key, you will find the move button to the object 
> (analogue of the Enter key) and the object activation button. That is, 
> for example, if you are in the list of links, you can activate the 
> link you need. For both of these buttons there are hotkeys.
> Similarly, you can work with lists of other items. Alt + Shift + b - 
> causes a list of buttons; Alt + Shift + e - list of editors, etc.
>
> 13.02.18 11:26, Edhoari Setiyoso пише:
> > Hi,
> >
> >
> > When I use windows + NVDA, there is an interesting feature from NVDA 
> > that helps navigating webpage. Press NVDA + F7 and a dialog box 
> > appear with three tab : Element list, Heading List, Landmark List. We 
> > then traverse through the list and press enter to go to that object.
> >
> > I wonder if Orca has the same feature? I cannot seem to find it on 
> > Orca manual.  If not, I think this is a great addition for Orca.
> >
> > Best Regards
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