Re: [orca-list] Request for testing gmail with Orca master and Chromium

[José Vilmar <vilmar informal com br>]

First of all I must confess that I was never a fan of the interfaces
developed by the folks at google when the requirement is
accessibility.
I was never able to understand myself very well with the interfaces
created by them.
I certainly have to admit that in this case, the problem is not with
the interface but with the user.
There is also another problem, which is the fact that my internet
connection is not of good quality, which makes access to the web
slower, making the tests a little more difficult.
I will try to get rid of some prejudices and start using gmail with
chromium more often.

The first step was taken because this email was written and sent
through the gmail web interface using chromium.
So far so good!
On 2/10/20, Joanmarie Diggs <jdiggs igalia com> wrote:
> Hey all.
>
> I was chatting with some Accessibility developers from Google and they
> asked for feedback on how gmail is working with Orca master and
> Chromium/Chrome unstable (as a reminder, the latest stable Chrome won't
> work very well with Orca; you need unstable).
>
> I had to confess not knowing what you all had experienced due to lack of
> bug reports. So I don't know if you've been using it and everything is
> great, or you haven't been testing it. Therefore, some explicit
> feedback, positive and negative would be very much appreciated.
>
> Related to this, please be sure to provide feedback on the rich text
> editor.
>
> Thanks in advance!
> --joanie
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