Hi Afir,
Welcome to the Window-Eyes community. Since I don't have direct access to the 
web application you are inquiring about, I can't be certain of what the problem 
is. My best guess is the developer is using a custom element that was not 
designed with proper keyboard accessibility. This issue is quote common and 
shows up on lots of web pages. The best solution is to have the developer use a 
standard HTML input element like a <button>. If they have to use a custom 
element, they should then implement a robust keyboard event handler for their 
custom button elements. Either of these techniques, would make the element 
accessible to all users. But, you might not be able to convince the developers 
to make this change. So, I will propose a few work arounds that may help you 
accomplish the task at hand. First, try routing the mouse pointer to this 
element after you navigate to it in Browse Mode. The default hotkey to route 
the mouse to focus is Insert-Plus. Then issue a left click using the physical 
mouse or using the Window-Eyes single left click hot key (Num Pad Slash). 
Second, try activating the element with Browse Mode turned off. You can toggle 
Browse Mode on and off with Control-Shift-A. You can also try these techniques 
in different browsers as it may work better in one than another. If none of 
these options work, we would have to investigate further to determine other 
potential solutions. You might be curious why pressing Enter activates this 
element when using NVDA but not Window-Eyes. It is probably because these two 
screen readers send slightly different commands to the web browse when the 
Enter key is pressed. And, the element's event handler for the custom element 
happens to be looking for the command that NVDA is sending but not the one 
Window-Eyes is sending. Once again, if the developer were to use a standard 
HTML element or implement a robust event handler for their custom control, it 
would just work. I hope this helps.
Kind Regards,
Marc

-----Original Message-----
From: Talk [mailto:[email protected]] 
On Behalf Of afik sofir via Talk
Sent: Wednesday, December 2, 2015 11:07 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: WhatsApp Web

 

Hello guys,

 

My name is Afik Sofir and I'm a new user of Window-eyes for office, I made
the switch yesterday and I really injoy.

I got to used WhatsApp Web,  with firefox latest version. And some elements
are not accessible to Window-eyes. When I want to press enter to reach to
conversation, I can press enter but nothing its happened. in NVDA for
example, its works.

 

Any help will be appreciated.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

בברכה, Regards,

אפיק סופיר Afik Sofir

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