Comment 1 by jteh on 2010-10-05 04:11
Please specify the browser(s) with which you tested.
Changes:
Milestone changed from None to None

Comment 2 by dgoldfield (in reply to comment description) on 2010-10-05 04:29
Replying to dgoldfield:

When going to the vatican.va Web site NVDA does not identify any of the links or text on the main page while in browse mode. If I press NVDA plus space to disable browse mode I am able to tab through the various links. When I pressed enter on the link to go to the English version of the site NVDA did identify a form which contained an edit box and a search button but nothing else appeared in the virtual buffer but disabling browse mode did allow me to access links using the tab key. I think I temporarily forced NVDA to get the page in the virtual buffer by closing and restarting the screen reader while the page had focus.

This issue was discovered using Seamonkey 2.0.8.

Comment 3 by mdcurran on 2012-10-05 00:08
Is this still an issue? Please try with a recent main snapshot as much of the code for Mozilla Gecko has changed since this ticket was opened.

Comment 4 by dgoldfield on 2012-10-06 02:13
Yes, there are still issues regarding accessing this site. I used a very recent snapshot, probably 5514 with Firefox 15.0.1. Most of the time I was able to use arrow keys to navigate through the text and links on the page but the tab key would not move through most of them except maybe two or three of them.

I am able to read the links and text on the main page of the vatican.va website in browse mode. Maybe the website changed over the years since this ticket was created.

For website specific issues, it is quite unlikely that NVDA is the cause of the problem.

@dgoldfield: If you are the dgoldfield that opened this issue, could you please give information on the status of this issue?

Closing as worksforme. If this is still an issue for @dgoldfield, if he is the original poster, we can reopen this issue.