Re: [Mobile.AI] need the tricks for using volume key as thearrow keyof android

Hi, When in edit field, and selecting navigation settings as words, lines, paragraphs, etc, and then using volume keys, would navigate that way but when outside of an edit field, swiping left/right only would work. With best regards, Satguru ___,__.___ "Life's battle do not always go, to the

Re: [Mobile.AI] need the tricks for using volume key as thearrow keyof android

hi raju, does this setting work only in the edit fields or in any text? Please confirm. On 18/11/2015, raaju wrote: > Sir, thanks a ton for this tricks. Well I've set my "swipe down" to > granularity option, and swipe up is for reading all. And the tricks you've > said is

Re: [Mobile.AI] need the tricks for using volume key as thearrow keyof android

Only character by character navigation is possible. - Original Message - From: "raaju" To: "'Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phonesand Tabs. '" Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2015 3:26 PM

Re: [Mobile.AI] need the tricks for using volume key as thearrow keyof android

Sir, thanks a ton for this tricks. Well I've set my "swipe down" to granularity option, and swipe up is for reading all. And the tricks you've said is working fine here as well. Previously I only use this tricks for internet. -Original Message- From: Mobile.accessindia

Re: [Mobile.AI] need the tricks for using volume key as thearrow keyof android

Just to reitterate, the Gramularity is known as “Navigation setting” in latest Talkback. One can set swipe up/down for moving to previous/next navigation setting in Talkback settings>Manage Gestures. Now, when you swipe up/down, you’ll be able to change the navigation behaviour to Carachter,

Re: [Mobile.AI] need the tricks for using volume key as thearrow keyof android

Dear Raju, In order to move by carechter, word, line, or Paragraph, first, you would need to set the gramularity to the desired option. I’ve tested this and works fine on my MotoG2 with LP 5.02 with TB 4.4 Beta1. On another note, you might find this interesting: