On Thu, 10 Apr 2008, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Well, I don't think I like that way, because I use to read some pages
with the up and down arrow keys, and if I reach a text field, I don't
like to need using a tab key to move out of it.
You shouldn't have to. To put focus in the form field use the arrows (left
and right) + insert or the tab key... I think it will let you type if you
are arrowed over the box and let you use the arrows to get out...
I'll admit that I don't use orca much perhaps 5% of the time and the rest
of the time with lynx and brltty.
Since I'm using brltty with no keyboard map just my display keymaps I
thought orca keymaps would be best...
With lynx though if you arrow a form field it will let you type. You just
arrow off it to keep going down... Well actually you use the reading keys
of your screenreader (In my set up the keys on my braille display) to read
the page...
Dunno if orca does this though. I'll test later... Anyone know?
And by the way, if the focus is on the text field and I hit tab, where is
the focus put? I hope not on the next link or form field... because I may
want to
Uh...? Well whatever the tab key is mapped to in your browser... Just use
the arrows...
In lynx (the command line browser) I don't believe tab does much.
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