Re: [orca-list] Epiphany with Orca



The text browsers would be perfect, but most pages require the browser to handle javascript these days.


Fernando



On 09/05/2018 11:43 AM, Jace Kattalakis via orca-list wrote:

Also, Storm have you checked Waterfox out, it's based on an older....supposedly less resource intesive CPU or if you want to go really, really old school, Lynx/elinks and w3m.

Hopefully those should help, right? Admittedly not everyone wants a text only browser but hey, it uses barely any resources at all. Features....lacking a bit but hey it's fast. Now just gotta all find one that's fast and has features


On 05/09/18 12:23, Storm Dragon wrote:
Howdy,

I remember a while back, people were talking about Epiphany, the web browser, and saying it works decently well with Orca. Are there any tips to maximize its performance?

So far, most things work, I can move through links, and tab around. One problem I have is it seems to not be able to move through bodies of text unless I use the say all function.

Are there any test scripts available for it anywhere? I would really like to find something that works faster than firefox and doesn't have the sound issues of seamonkey.

Also, if any other browsers work better than Epiphany, I'm all ears. Just not chromium, that chromevox thing is terrible when it works lol.

Thanks for any help,
Storm



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