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Marcio, Thanks. In searches for "Cutie" and Mozilla or Firefox, at least an extension comes up in the search results. I'd never heard of that, either, but the mystery is solved! --
Brian - Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1809, Build 17763
I cannot and will not cut my conscience to fit this year’s fashions . . .
~ Lillian Hellman, Letter to House Un-American Activities Committee, 5/19/1952
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Nothing at all :)
"Cutie" is just a form I used to talk about Mozilla in itself. In
fact it should be "cutie" but you know, typos can and will happen
when you're in a hurry :)
Em 12/04/2019 10:19, Brian Vogel disse:
OK, I've gotta ask,
because I just cannot figure it out, and I've tried: What is
"Cuttie Mozilla"?
This is either an adjective or version I'm unfamiliar with and
it's driving me crazy!
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Brian - Windows
10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1809, Build 17763
I cannot and will
not cut my conscience to fit this year’s fashions . . .
~ Lillian Hellman,
Letter to House Un-American Activities Committee, 5/19/1952
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OK, I've gotta ask, because I just cannot figure it out, and I've tried: What is "Cuttie Mozilla"? This is either an adjective or version I'm unfamiliar with and it's driving me crazy! --
Brian - Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1809, Build 17763
I cannot and will not cut my conscience to fit this year’s fashions . . .
~ Lillian Hellman, Letter to House Un-American Activities Committee, 5/19/1952
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Although it shouldn't happen on products that are
supposed to be accessible.
Gene
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Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2019 7:59 PM
Subject: Re: [chat] Cuttie Mozilla seems to have changed (again) the
options' window
This is not by any means odd at all. I see this all the time on
websites on mac and sometimes on windows as well. I's anoying but it is what it
is.
On 11 Apr 2019, at 17:03, marcio via Groups.Io wrote:
Hey folks, So the subject speaks for
itself. Some of you may remember me from the other thread about the
add-ons' section, isn't it? Well, here we are again. Now, though, the
situation is in fact at least a little bit better. Our dear mozilla, on
what I believe to be the latest Firefox, changed in a way the options' window,
where we have general, privacy and such. At first, I was about to post here
asking for a workaround for this one, but I found it myself. The story is
like that: being on said window, one can't, for their life, arrow through the
options anymore. Well, at least it was what I was getting. Then, don't know
why, but as a last resort I tried to play with the window using NVDA in focus
mode. Guess what? It worked! In fact, I believe it worked because now in
this very same window you have a search field where you can type in parts of
what you want to get, for example "priva" for privacy. But, this field
actually is also a submenu! No, you haven't read it wrong. It's a field and
a submenu, as NVDA reports it. I'll have to say, that's the first time I've
seen something like that. Quite odd, if you ask me. Well, all of this
to say that, if you getting the same as I got, then justdo the NVDA focus mode
thing or the equivalent on your screen reader, tab through the screen and then
at some point you'll be able to arrow through the options like we are used to
do.
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I've had never seen something like this, really.
There's always something new to learn :)
Em 11/04/2019 21:59, Sarah k Alawami
disse:
This is not by any means odd at all. I see this
all the time on websites on mac and sometimes on windows as
well. I's anoying but it is what it is.
On 11 Apr 2019, at 17:03, marcio via Groups.Io
wrote:
Hey folks,
So the subject speaks for itself.
Some of you may remember me from the other thread about
the add-ons' section, isn't it?
Well, here we are again. Now, though, the situation is in
fact at least a little bit better.
Our dear mozilla, on what I believe to be the latest
Firefox, changed in a way the options' window, where we
have general, privacy and such.
At first, I was about to post here asking for a workaround
for this one, but I found it myself.
The story is like that: being on said window, one can't,
for their life, arrow through the options anymore. Well,
at least it was what I was getting.
Then, don't know why, but as a last resort I tried to play
with the window using NVDA in focus mode.
Guess what? It worked!
In fact, I believe it worked because now in this very same
window you have a search field where you can type in parts
of what you want to get, for example "priva" for privacy.
But, this field actually is also a submenu!
No, you haven't read it wrong. It's a field and a submenu,
as NVDA reports it.
I'll have to say, that's the first time I've seen
something like that. Quite odd, if you ask me.
Well, all of this to say that, if you getting the same as
I got, then justdo the NVDA focus mode thing or the
equivalent on your screen reader, tab through the screen
and then at some point you'll be able to arrow through the
options like we are used to do.
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Sarah k Alawami
This is not by any means odd at all. I see this all the time on websites on mac and sometimes on windows as well. I's anoying but it is what it is.
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On 11 Apr 2019, at 17:03, marcio via Groups.Io wrote:
Hey folks,
So the subject speaks for itself.
Some of you may remember me from the other thread about the add-ons'
section, isn't it?
Well, here we are again. Now, though, the situation is in fact at
least a little bit better.
Our dear mozilla, on what I believe to be the latest Firefox,
changed in a way the options' window, where we have general, privacy
and such.
At first, I was about to post here asking for a workaround for this
one, but I found it myself.
The story is like that: being on said window, one can't, for their
life, arrow through the options anymore. Well, at least it was what
I was getting.
Then, don't know why, but as a last resort I tried to play with the
window using NVDA in focus mode.
Guess what? It worked!
In fact, I believe it worked because now in this very same window
you have a search field where you can type in parts of what you want
to get, for example "priva" for privacy. But, this field actually is
also a submenu!
No, you haven't read it wrong. It's a field and a submenu, as NVDA
reports it.
I'll have to say, that's the first time I've seen something like
that. Quite odd, if you ask me.
Well, all of this to say that, if you getting the same as I got,
then justdo the NVDA focus mode thing or the equivalent on your
screen reader, tab through the screen and then at some point you'll
be able to arrow through the options like we are used to do.
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Hey folks,
So the subject speaks for itself.
Some of you may remember me from the other thread about the add-ons'
section, isn't it?
Well, here we are again. Now, though, the situation is in fact at
least a little bit better.
Our dear mozilla, on what I believe to be the latest Firefox,
changed in a way the options' window, where we have general, privacy
and such.
At first, I was about to post here asking for a workaround for this
one, but I found it myself.
The story is like that: being on said window, one can't, for their
life, arrow through the options anymore. Well, at least it was what
I was getting.
Then, don't know why, but as a last resort I tried to play with the
window using NVDA in focus mode.
Guess what? It worked!
In fact, I believe it worked because now in this very same window
you have a search field where you can type in parts of what you want
to get, for example "priva" for privacy. But, this field actually is
also a submenu!
No, you haven't read it wrong. It's a field and a submenu, as NVDA
reports it.
I'll have to say, that's the first time I've seen something like
that. Quite odd, if you ask me.
Well, all of this to say that, if you getting the same as I got,
then justdo the NVDA focus mode thing or the equivalent on your
screen reader, tab through the screen and then at some point you'll
be able to arrow through the options like we are used to do.
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