Re: [orca-list] firefox nightly issue when on the website https://radiotoday.co.uk/

[Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com>]

Hi Majid (and others).

What is helpful in terms of reporting bugs is concrete steps to 
reproduce the issue. For instance,

1. Load <url>
2. Press the foo key 57 times
3. Down arrow until you get to "bla bla bla"
4. Press Tab once to give focus to the "hello world" link

Expected results: Orca would say "hello world link" immediately

Actual results: Orca says nothing for 10 minutes and then says "goodbye 
link"

The reason I say this is that debug.out files have a good aspect (super 
detailed) and a bad aspect (super detailed). *smiles* When I can 
reproduce a bug locally, it's often easier for me to debug it using my 
own debug.out file. When I cannot reproduce a bug locally, I can at 
least search within your debug.out file for those concrete steps. Giant 
files with nothing to go on is not as easy.

So since I didn't know the steps to reproduce, I just tried various 
navigation and reading commands on the page you mentioned. Not seeing 
any problems. Therefore, please provide concrete steps to reproduce the 
problem.

Thanks!
--joanie

On 9/6/19 2:54 PM, Majid Hussain wrote:
> hi there,
> when i go to radiotoday.co.uk,
> orca becomes really laggy,
> and takes some times to respond.
> good news, i've got a debug.out attached, bad news, I hope i'm not
> wasteing your time with this, or i really would feel like a heal.
> the dbug.out is compressed via the tar.gz format decompressed it's
> around 2mb or so :)
> sorry if i'm being a pain,
> when i mean unresponcive for a time orca seembs very sluggish when on
> radiotoday.co.,.uk.
>
> on the bbc site for example orca works great no laggyness this site
> however, sigh.
> I hope it's not a fools errand,
> if it is, I do  say sorry.
> running orca very very latest tested in firefox-nightly.
> fresh profile,
> this is reproducible via orca stable.
> Majid Hussain