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Reported by drein on 2012-01-06 18:35
When we are in browse mode, and press nvda+f5, NVDA bring the virtual cursor to the top of document.
When possible, it should be suitable to have the cursor to the same position before pressing NVDA+f5.
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Comment 1 by jteh on 2012-01-06 22:27
This is really more of a debugging/emergency command and shouldn't be necessary in normal usage. It'd be better to file bugs concerning the particular cases where this is required. They're probably browser bugs, but we can then attempt to get them fixed in the browsers.
@jcsteh Your #2032 (comment) is slightly unclear to me. Pressing NVDA+F5 always dislaces the focus to the top of the document rather than there being particular cases where this behaviour is shown. Could you please clarify?
My point is that this command is more meant for diagnosing problems, rather than something that users should actually use in real world usage. So, having it return focus to the right place isn't something we consider important because it shouldn't be necessary in real world usage anyway. If there are cases where you need to use NVDA+f5, those should be filed specifically and addressed.
Reported by drein on 2012-01-06 18:35
When we are in browse mode, and press nvda+f5, NVDA bring the virtual cursor to the top of document.
When possible, it should be suitable to have the cursor to the same position before pressing NVDA+f5.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: