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Hi Alex.
I just tried with Orca master and Firefox nightly in gnome-shell and didn't see any problem. Do you see the problem with gnome-shell too, or only with Mate?
Another possibility is that you have some other application running that's stalling Orca. If you do "orca -l" in a terminal, it will list the accessible applications, along with a timestamp. If there's a badly-behaved application, getting this list will take a while. And the timestamp should tell you which app was the slow-or-no responder.
--joanie
On Thu, 2020-10-15 at 10:05 +0200, Alex ARNAUD via orca-list wrote:
Hello all,
Environment:
- Debian 10
- Firefox Nightly / Thunderbird Daily
- Orca 3.36.x and Orca master
- Mate with Compiz
Steps to reproduce:
1) Launch Firefox Nightly on this
page for example
2) Launch Orca, here with the shortcut control + alt + o doing "orca
--replace"
3) Orca starts and says "screen reader on" and nothing more during
more than 10 seconds
Result:
Orca takes more than 10 seconds to announce the current position.
Expected result:
Orca should react quicker as it does before.
Note:
I don't have made many upgrade on my computer, I'm pretty sure it's
a change on Firefox/Thunderbird Nighlly/Daily side which impacts
Orca.
After Orca has started, the reactivity is correct.
Thanks in advance.
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