Using Firefox 34, Window-Eyes Nine, Windows Seven.
On fictionpress.com and fanfiction.net, while arrowing through the story listings pages, Window-Eyes will speak the first letter of the summary portion on its own line, then you hit down arrow again and hear the first line of the actual summary. This happens, too, if you use the next text hotkey. Interestingly, if you go to the next story with the tab or L key, and then hit shift tab or shift L and then down arrow or next text, this does not happen. List items sometimes are truncated and/or duplicated. Here's an example list, taken from a site I was just reading. 1.Go to BRLTTY's Website. 2.Find the Download link and press enter on i 2.Find the Download link and press enter on it. No that wasn't a typo; that is exactly what WE reported. I couldn't copy this text with the f8 copy command; I had to type it out manually. The address is: http://brltty.com/archive/Android/brltty-on-android.html But I see this behavior a lot. What causes the truncation and duplication? I do not know if this occurs in Internet Explorer. When using the next text hotkey, you hear clickables and headings. Is this by design? Shouldn't clickables be treated as links? Shouldn't headings be only heard as headings with the H command? Again on fictionpress.com or fanfiction.net, when you go into a story and hit the landmark key, the name of the landmark runs together. It says Main Landmarkstory content. Responsiveness is still slow in firefox, using the arrow keys, and somewhat slow in Internet Explorer. This is a purely subjective observation and I don't know that anything could really be done about it. When using the f8 copy command to copy a message in Windows Mail, The html code is copied. Is this by design? In order to help tidy up my typing, I have an autohotkey script called autocorrect. This is a replacement script that takes commonly misspelled words and fixes them. Since installing the new version of Window-Eyes this script does not work quite as expected. Letters get jumbled up and improperly located. It becomes and absolute mess. The new Window-Eyes must interfere somehow with keyboard input. The script can be found here http://www.autohotkey.com/download/AutoCorrect.ahk Braille tracking has changed somewhat, as well. As an example. I could be in WinAmp, move the mouse pointer to a firefox download dialog and watched the progress bar on my braille display. But if you hit a key--shift, space, anything--what was on the display goes away and I have to find the progress bar all over again. This did not occur in earlier versions. _______________________________________________ Any views or opinions presented in this email are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Ai Squared. For membership options, visit http://lists.window-eyes.com/options.cgi/talk-window-eyes.com/archive%40mail-archive.com. For subscription options, visit http://lists.window-eyes.com/listinfo.cgi/talk-window-eyes.com List archives can be found at http://lists.window-eyes.com/private.cgi/talk-window-eyes.com
