Are the shortcut keys listed in the link supposed to
work the same for the inbox.google.com
version of the interface? Only asking as it seems to
navigate quite a bit differently than the help
documentation says it should.
haven't compared them, but, yes, I think they are
different.
to get the list of shortcuts, use question mark, (shift
+ /) while in focus mode. please notice that you need to
use brows mode to read the shortcuts dialog properly.
One area I'm finding to be quite problematic is
finding the area that contains the different folders
within your google account, inbox, starred, sent mail,
etc. As per the documentation, it seems that you
should be able to move to this area using the tab and
shift+tab keys, but this doesn't seem to work for me
in the slightest.
yes, you can reach this menu with tab / shift + tab. It
is near the top of the page. You need to expand the menu
first with enter. It is named "main menu" or something
similar.
a much easier way, is to use the dedicated shortcut,
which is shift + m, which will jump you directly to this
menu.
I am able to move to a list of conversations,
messages that appear to be in my inbox, but using the
up and down arrows here do not appear to do anything.
If I, however, use the right and left arrows, I can
move from conversation to conversation, of which a few
things are read to me, weather the conversation is
read, the subject, number of responses in that
conversation and a tiny snippet of the message.
that is correct, left / rite arrow is the way to go to
move between conversations. this is somewhat strange at
the beginning, but you'll become used to it if you decide
to continue with.
Using tab if you're on one of these conversations
then takes you to some buttons, delete, etc, while
sometimes, using shift+tab, rather than taking you to
a previous button in that list of buttons or taking
you back to the conversation you were on, jumps you to
a previous conversation, just as if you'd used the
left arrow.
if you want to expand the thread, hit enter, and then
use tab several times to reach the first message of that
thread.
a message within a thread can be in 2 states:
* collapsed, in this case, a preview of the message
will be displayed. and tab will move to the next message
in the thread.
* expanded, in this case, full message content will be
displayed. And using tab will go over list of actions you
can perform on this message. And, After you go over this
list, you will get to the next message.
there are 2 shortcuts to move between messages within
threads:
* p, to move to previous message
* n, to move to next message
after you finish with the thread, you can collapse it
with escape, and get back to the main messages list.
It may be that I've yet to change some needed setting
to make things display correctly with NVDA, but as I
see it so far, it seems to be roughly the same
confusing interface that's used in other parts of
google's interface, one for google voice, etc.
you need to enable full keyboard shortcuts, which you
can do from the shortcuts dialog mentioned previously I
think.
there is some setting within gmail settings which
enables screen reader support, but I don't know what it
affects exactly.
I'd love to be corrected and have made sure to stay
in focus mode when trying this stuff out, but as with
the other parts of google, it seems that using browse
mode sometimes actually shows you more information and
is easier to navigate.
yes, in most cases you need to use focus mode, however,
using brows mode is needed also. Some examples of this:
when you are on a message within a thread, you may want to
read the message line by line, so using brows mode is
convenient in this case.
also, when I hear NVDA says section, usually I know
that brows mode is needed. Don't know the exact reason of
this.
I tend to think that brows mode is similar to screen
review with desktop apps.
in short, you need to find a good balance between using
brows and focus modes, so you can get the most out of the
product you are using.
and being familiar with the useful shortcuts will help
you do so.
hope that helps!
good luck!
Thank you for any tips/ideas.
Tc.
On 8/31/2016 6:24 AM, mohammad suliman wrote:
I recommend it. It is simpler, more productive
and considered the next generation tool for
managing your e-mail.
and, as the standard view of gmail, it supports
ARIA, so, you can use it as you use the desktop
mail client: navigating the interface with tab /
shift + tab, and many other shortcuts are
available.
the link for gmail help for screen reader users:
https://support.google.com/mail/answer/90559?hl=en
it includes info on how to get to this page from
within the main gmail interface.
Hi oyvind,
Can you please send a link to this?
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-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io
[mailto:nvda@nvda.groups.io] On
Behalf Of ?yvind Lode
Sent: Wednesday, August 31, 2016 11:49 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] gmail with standart view
with NVDA
I use gmail standard view to manage my emails.
I've totally dropped the use of a mail client.
Gmail standard view is excellent and Google have
done a great job
making it accessible.
A lot of keyboard shortcuts is available.
Read the documentation and the how to use
standard view with a screen
reader available when logging in.
On 31 August 2016 at 09:35, nasrin khaksar <nasrinkhaksar3@...>
wrote:
> hello.
> the differents:
> 1/ in standard view nvda says unread for
unread emails but in html
> views does not.
> 2/ html is simple but standard is graphical
and needs more times to
> load and spends more internet charge.
> 3/ in html you dont have an uption for
conversation but in standard
> you can use hangout if i am correct for
conversation.
>
> On 8/31/16, Afik Sofir <afik.sofir@...>
wrote:
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>> Hi,
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>> I have email for work, that I have to
connect via gmail to it.
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>> Its not @gmail.com, but I use gmail
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