Re: [orca-list] Orca and gsuite

[Jason White <jason jasonjgw net>]

I've had issues with the accessibility of GSuite under multiple 
operating systems. However, I haven't tried Chrome OS recently, which is 
probably the best - as developers at Google maintain everything from 
application to operating system and screen reader.

My main purpose in commenting on this thread is to note that LibreOffice 
accessibility development has been more active recently. The Document 
Foundation established a contract for (and sought a vendor to work on) 
development of accessibility API regression testing in LibreOffice, and 
there has been activity in the last few weeks on the LibreOffice 
accessibiity list.

On 12/1/22 12:51, Jean-Philippe MENGUAL via orca-list wrote:
> Hi,
>
> With libreoffice low accessibility and problems to do colaborative 
> work, I need to work more and more on Gsuite. I wonder what is your 
> eperience with it. Here it is difficult: I use Drive, Docs, Sheets, 
> mainly. In all these situations I experience very big lags, a relative 
> focus instability (tab does not systematicaly switch between file list 
> and other bars), a heratic behaviour of Orca in Docs, wel, daily life 
> is very under-productive. What about other users?
> If this topics interests people and, of course, if Joanie has time and 
> wants to do, I can share with her the drive where I work and the files 
> in Docs. Also I can send logs or we can do "sprint"/meetings to see 
> things together. Is it realistic?
> I also tried those tools on Android. Many things go better, even if 
> there are yet focus problems to use it really efficiently.
> Best regards