[macvoiceover] Re: Bazaar issue with safari
- From: "Ron J." <ganahee@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2008 02:09:17 -0500
Travis, and all,
I just tried turning Cursor Tracking off, on a site I frequent, where
I experience this cursor-jumping behavior, and it appears to alleviate
this behavior, to a point, but it still happens.
The main page of the site consists of four frames, and my biggest
problem seems to be with the main content frame. Oftentimes, the VO
Cursor jumps completely out of the HTML content area, and I have to re-
interact with it, and re-navigate to the content frame. At times,
navigating this site can get *really* frustrating, because of this
behavior!
I did, recently, send an eMail to Accessibility@xxxxxxxxx, detailing
these issues, and received a response back, the next day, telling me
the problem was being forwarded on to the appropriate personnel for
further investigation.
I'm thinking that sites where this appears to be an issue, are
running lots of JavaScript, and content is constantly changing (i.e.
refreshing, so-to-speak), and this may be what is causing our cursor-
jumping behavior.
This problem first manifested itself with the release of Safari 3, as
I recall having the same issues under Tiger, after downloading the
Safari 3 beta.
I also have many problems with having to re-load pages, in order to
interact with the HTML area. This seems to happen, in particular,
with my On-line banking, but I've seen it on other sites, as well,
including the site I alluded to, earlier,. As yet, though, I've not
sent a complaint about this behavior to Apple, but probably should do
so.
Regards,
Ron J.
On Jul 4, 2008, at 6:51 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:
When you have cursor tracking issues like this one, you have to turn
off cursor tracking (vo-f3) then the vo cursor will go where you
tell it to w/o the main cursor causing it to jump around. This
isn't something I'd expect apple care to know about, since very few
of their technicians are actually familiar with the vo product itself.
Generally, this happens because of page refresh code built-in to the
pages you're viewing, though sometimes it happens for no reason at
all that I can figure out. However, turning off cursor tracking
will allow you to move around until you get onto another page, then
you can turn it back on again.
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