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Reported by sumandogra on 2013-08-06 08:33
Using NVDA+F7 to get the elements list, focus is lost from the Internet Explorer window. If one selects a link from the elements list, the focus is not on IE instead on the desktop or some other window opened other than IE. One has to use ALT+TAB to go to the IE and read the page.
Steps to reproduce:
Open any web page that has elements on it for example, www. Nvda-project.org
Press NVDA+F7
Select community from the elements list.
Focus is on the desktop as only IE is open. In other words IE looses the focus and one lands on either desktop or some other window opened other than IE.
One has to use ALT+TAB to go to the IE.
Note: this is not observed in Windows 7.
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Comment 1 by jteh on 2013-08-06 23:05
Is this the Modern UI version of Internet Explorer or the desktop version? If you're not sure, please describe how you opened IE.
Comment 2 by sumandogra on 2013-08-07 14:52
*it is full screen mode /he modern UI version of InternetExplorer 10.
*the problem isnot presentwith the desktop version of Internetexplorer.
*I followthe the followingsteps usually to open any web page(OS:Windows 8) :
1.go to start menu with WINDOWS KEY.
2.typein the web address in search edit field.
3.press ENTER.
4. Web pageopensinIE(full screen mode).
I cannot reproduce this issue with Windows 8.1 and internet Explorer 11 either. Unless @sumandogra can still replicate the reported issue, I suggest closing. @ehollig
P.S. Are we taking IE 10 specific issues into consideration anymore? IE 11 is within radar and IE 8 and 9 are not, but I am unsure of IE 10.
As far as I am aware, if the issue can be replicated in IE11, then we will take it. Users of Windows 7 do have the option to upgrade to the latest version of IE, which is IE11.
Closing this as worksforme, but if the problem still exists, please create a new issue with exact detailed steps to reproduce, including what you did, what you expected to happen and what happened instead.
Reported by sumandogra on 2013-08-06 08:33
Using NVDA+F7 to get the elements list, focus is lost from the Internet Explorer window. If one selects a link from the elements list, the focus is not on IE instead on the desktop or some other window opened other than IE. One has to use ALT+TAB to go to the IE and read the page.
Steps to reproduce:
One has to use ALT+TAB to go to the IE.
Note: this is not observed in Windows 7.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: