gnome-orca: List shortcuts mode: shortcut is spelled out as "shift T A B" instead of saying "shift tab"
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| gnome-orca |
Fix Released
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Low
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| gnome-orca (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Bug Description
Ubuntu 11.04
gnome-orca-
Environment: GNOME classic
1. Enable orca
2. Open firefox
3. Press Ins+H+H to enter "list shortcuts mode"
4. Press 2 to start listing shortcuts for firefox
5. Press down arrow key until you get to "Go to previous form field".
Orca describes the shortcut as "Orca shift T A B", spelling out "tab" letter-by-letter.
Notes:
The following shortcut, "Go to next form field", is pronounced correctly - "Orca tab"
So one suspects it's due to using capital letters for TAB to indicate the use of shift. But this doesn't seem to apply to the Key Bindings section in the Orca Preferences dialog. "Go to previous bookmark location" is shown as "Orca+shift+b".
I think generally seems a mistake that "List shortcuts mode" is implemented as a "mode" of the screen reader, instead of a normal window (which closes when ESC is pressed).
| tags: | added: amd64 natty |
| Changed in gnome-orca: | |
| importance: | Unknown → Wishlist |
| status: | Unknown → New |
| Changed in gnome-orca: | |
| importance: | Wishlist → Low |
| status: | New → Fix Released |
| Alan Jenkins (aj504) wrote | #2 |
| Changed in gnome-orca (Ubuntu): | |
| status: | New → Fix Released |
It also says
"alt underscore l plus shift left" (for table navigation).
which seems a bit odd. It means "left alt plus shift left", but at first I thought it meant alt+l+shift+left. Personally I would have just said "alt plus shift left". Because I don't really have a _right_ alt key; I have an "alt gr" key