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Reported by drein on 2011-06-17 09:09
When pressing nvda+down arrow key in a web page and we then press the H key to move betwen headings, NVDA stops spekaing and we should re-press NVDA+down arrow.
User should have the option to choose the behaviour of the screen reader, since it can increase speed in some web page, especially for articles or reading news.
Comment 2 by drein on 2011-06-17 15:38
Just to say that this feature can be applied not only to headings, but also for frames, the "n" key for text without links, blockquotes and 1-6 for specific headings.
Thank you for having put this ticket to trivial.
Comment 3 by drein on 2011-06-17 15:39
Changes:
Changed title from "New option: don't stop SayAll during browse mode if moving betwen headings" to "New option: don't stop SayAll during browse mode if moving betwen headings and other main html elements"
Comment 4 by briang1 on 2011-06-17 16:40
There have been a number of suggestions about reading web pages. I saw one which asked for auto say all on page loading to be optional, which then begs the question, what do you say when the page has loaded, and another to effectively leave caret on a line you want to hear update in real time, kind of say all but don't go anywhere!
The suggestion on this ticket would in effect like having the auto say all on page loading but from the element selected until it was interrupted in some way. This could be good for well structured web sites. So how to impliment all this withut causing confusion? You would want them to be toggleable, presumably?
Just a few thoughts
Reported by drein on 2011-06-17 09:09
When pressing nvda+down arrow key in a web page and we then press the H key to move betwen headings, NVDA stops spekaing and we should re-press NVDA+down arrow.
User should have the option to choose the behaviour of the screen reader, since it can increase speed in some web page, especially for articles or reading news.
Blocked by #2766
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