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Davy Cuppens
Hi folks
Is there a way in nvda that one can prevent pages from being constantly
refreshed? In my professional sr Cobra I have a shortcut s in virtual mode so
that pags become static and focus won’t jump to the front of it.
Regards
Davy
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Mallard
Hello Davy,
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I started this topic more than once, and even last week or ten days ago. I was told that "I was describing a way Firefox behaves on my machine", and that if this had been a problem for more people than myself, there would be ah uge number of messages on this (or soemthing to that ilk). Clearly, this is an issue that NVDA should find a way of solving, one way or another. This constant refiesching of webpages is nnoying, and prevents one from working correctly. Other screen readers have a way of blocking this, so it MUST be possible. I'd hate to have to go back to commercial screen readers because of this issue, because more and moe web pages seem to be employing this horrible technology (Carousels, or whatever they call them). Thanks for beinging this up again. Hopefully, since there are now tro of us, someone will take a minute to look into this. Ciao, Ollie
Il 25/03/2016 17:34, Davy Cuppens ha scritto:
Hi folks
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Gene
I don't know what Cobra is. I can say that in
Firefox, there is a setting to stop the browser from refreshing. I don't
know what effect the setting has on structures such as carousels. Nor do I
know if what is going on has the same or a similar cause because I don't know
what is being described as refreshing in today's message.
If you use firefox, in the main window, press alt,
then press t, wait a moment then o.
Tab once after waiting a moment.
down arrow to advanced.
If you get stuck partway down the list, up arrow
then continue down again to get you unstuck.
Once you get to advanced, start tabbing. You
will see a check box about notifying you if Firefox is being redirected or
refreshing a page. That isn't the exact wording but it's there and my
description should allow you to kno it. Check the check box. There
is no ok button. Continue using firefox now. Or close it if you
wish.
You may find that you get one such message when a
page wants to do something and nothing more during that session of working on
the page. You don't have to worry about closing such messages. They
don't block anything and will be replaced automaticaally with future
messages.
As far as commercial screen-readers are concerned,
while they have features to stop refreshes, I don't know if they work in all
cases. I have found times in the past when the JAWS feature didn't work
when confronted by some kinds of page refreshes.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
From: Mallard
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2016 2:07 PM
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing Hello Davy, I started this topic more than once, and even last week or ten days ago. I was told that "I was describing a way Firefox behaves on my machine", and that if this had been a problem for more people than myself, there would be ah uge number of messages on this (or soemthing to that ilk). Clearly, this is an issue that NVDA should find a way of solving, one way or another. This constant refiesching of webpages is nnoying, and prevents one from working correctly. Other screen readers have a way of blocking this, so it MUST be possible. I'd hate to have to go back to commercial screen readers because of this issue, because more and moe web pages seem to be employing this horrible technology (Carousels, or whatever they call them). Thanks for beinging this up again. Hopefully, since there are now tro of us, someone will take a minute to look into this. Ciao, Ollie Il 25/03/2016 17:34, Davy Cuppens ha scritto: > Hi folks > Is there a way in nvda that one can prevent pages from being > constantly refreshed? In my professional sr Cobra I have a shortcut s > in virtual mode so that pags become static and focus won’t jump to the > front of it. > Regards > Davy >
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Davy Cuppens
I am very disappointed to read this all.
Indeed, this is a disadvantage of NVDA; just like you I would like to urge developers to work on this as quick as possible. Regards Davy -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- From: Mallard Sent: Friday, March 25, 2016 8:07 PM To: nvda@groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing Hello Davy, I started this topic more than once, and even last week or ten days ago. I was told that "I was describing a way Firefox behaves on my machine", and that if this had been a problem for more people than myself, there would be ah uge number of messages on this (or soemthing to that ilk). Clearly, this is an issue that NVDA should find a way of solving, one way or another. This constant refiesching of webpages is nnoying, and prevents one from working correctly. Other screen readers have a way of blocking this, so it MUST be possible. I'd hate to have to go back to commercial screen readers because of this issue, because more and moe web pages seem to be employing this horrible technology (Carousels, or whatever they call them). Thanks for beinging this up again. Hopefully, since there are now tro of us, someone will take a minute to look into this. Ciao, Ollie Il 25/03/2016 17:34, Davy Cuppens ha scritto: Hi folks
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Davy Cuppens
Gene
Cobra is the screen reader from www.baum.de a German company for assistive
technologies for the blind.
Regards
Davy
From: Gene
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2016 8:24 PM
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing I don't know what Cobra is. I can say that in
Firefox, there is a setting to stop the browser from refreshing. I don't
know what effect the setting has on structures such as carousels. Nor do I
know if what is going on has the same or a similar cause because I don't know
what is being described as refreshing in today's message.
If you use firefox, in the main window, press alt,
then press t, wait a moment then o.
Tab once after waiting a moment.
down arrow to advanced.
If you get stuck partway down the list, up arrow
then continue down again to get you unstuck.
Once you get to advanced, start tabbing. You
will see a check box about notifying you if Firefox is being redirected or
refreshing a page. That isn't the exact wording but it's there and my
description should allow you to kno it. Check the check box. There
is no ok button. Continue using firefox now. Or close it if you
wish.
You may find that you get one such message when a
page wants to do something and nothing more during that session of working on
the page. You don't have to worry about closing such messages. They don't
block anything and will be replaced automaticaally with future messages.
As far as commercial screen-readers are concerned,
while they have features to stop refreshes, I don't know if they work in all
cases. I have found times in the past when the JAWS feature didn't work
when confronted by some kinds of page refreshes.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
From: Mallard
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2016 2:07 PM
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing Hello Davy, I started this topic more than once, and even last week or ten days ago. I was told that "I was describing a way Firefox behaves on my machine", and that if this had been a problem for more people than myself, there would be ah uge number of messages on this (or soemthing to that ilk). Clearly, this is an issue that NVDA should find a way of solving, one way or another. This constant refiesching of webpages is nnoying, and prevents one from working correctly. Other screen readers have a way of blocking this, so it MUST be possible. I'd hate to have to go back to commercial screen readers because of this issue, because more and moe web pages seem to be employing this horrible technology (Carousels, or whatever they call them). Thanks for beinging this up again. Hopefully, since there are now tro of us, someone will take a minute to look into this. Ciao, Ollie Il 25/03/2016 17:34, Davy Cuppens ha scritto: > Hi folks > Is there a way in nvda that one can prevent pages from being > constantly refreshed? In my professional sr Cobra I have a shortcut s > in virtual mode so that pags become static and focus won’t jump to the > front of it. > Regards > Davy >
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Lino Morales
I agree. There is a website that I hve that problem with page refreshing. If JFW can support it NVDA should by now.
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On 3/26/2016 8:11 AM, Davy Cuppens wrote:
I am very disappointed to read this all.
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Chris Mullins
Does the NVDA+4 on the number row make any difference?
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Cheers Chris
-----Original Message-----
From: Davy Cuppens [mailto:davycuppens@...] Sent: 26 March 2016 12:11 To: nvda@groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing I am very disappointed to read this all. Indeed, this is a disadvantage of NVDA; just like you I would like to urge developers to work on this as quick as possible. Regards Davy -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- From: Mallard Sent: Friday, March 25, 2016 8:07 PM To: nvda@groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing Hello Davy, I started this topic more than once, and even last week or ten days ago. I was told that "I was describing a way Firefox behaves on my machine", and that if this had been a problem for more people than myself, there would be ah uge number of messages on this (or soemthing to that ilk). Clearly, this is an issue that NVDA should find a way of solving, one way or another. This constant refiesching of webpages is nnoying, and prevents one from working correctly. Other screen readers have a way of blocking this, so it MUST be possible. I'd hate to have to go back to commercial screen readers because of this issue, because more and moe web pages seem to be employing this horrible technology (Carousels, or whatever they call them). Thanks for beinging this up again. Hopefully, since there are now tro of us, someone will take a minute to look into this. Ciao, Ollie Il 25/03/2016 17:34, Davy Cuppens ha scritto: Hi folks
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Pete <emac00@...>
What happens when escape is pressed?
May be not good probably have to keep pressing it. Pete
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Mallard
...And Cobra, just like Jaws, has been around for quite a while.
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Threfore, I suppose, NVDA should be able to face this issue and solve it too. I really find it strange (and disappointing) that, in spite of my bringing this up a few times, at different moments, nobody ever gave a REAL reply. I hope that now, with a few more people complaining about this issue, it will be taken seriously and tackled once and for all. Ciao, Ollie
Il 26/03/2016 13:20, Davy Cuppens ha scritto:
Gene
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Mallard
Davy,
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Don't talk to me about disappointment on this topic! lool Between this and the loss of braille within Adobe Digital Editions, which everybody seems to be ignoring, I'm more than disappointed: I'm worried I'll have to instal another screen reader alongside NVDA... Ciao, Ollie
Il 26/03/2016 13:11, Davy Cuppens ha scritto:
I am very disappointed to read this all.
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Mallard
Chris,
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I don't know this command... I'll try and report back. Ciao, Ollie
Il 26/03/2016 14:25, Chris Mullins ha scritto:
Does the NVDA+4 on the number row make any difference?
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Lino Morales
I agree Duck. I've been asking off and on like and no replies.
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On 3/26/2016 10:02 AM, Mallard wrote:
...And Cobra, just like Jaws, has been around for quite a while.
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Gene
Then maybe the Cobra developers should be
approached as well concerning making their browsers not refresh. Since
this is a browser developed for the blind, they have as much or more
responsibility to put such a feature in their browser. And as I said in a
previous message, my recollection is that in at least one commercial
screen-reader, the refresh feature cannot control refreshing under certain
conditions such as when JAVA scripts trigger refreshes. That was years
ago, when I used commercial screen-readers. But I have no idea what the
situation is today.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
From: Davy Cuppens
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2016 7:20 AM
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing Gene
Cobra is the screen reader from www.baum.de a German company for assistive
technologies for the blind.
Regards
Davy
From: Gene
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2016 8:24 PM
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing I don't know what Cobra is. I can say that in
Firefox, there is a setting to stop the browser from refreshing. I don't
know what effect the setting has on structures such as carousels. Nor do I
know if what is going on has the same or a similar cause because I don't know
what is being described as refreshing in today's message.
If you use firefox, in the main window, press alt,
then press t, wait a moment then o.
Tab once after waiting a moment.
down arrow to advanced.
If you get stuck partway down the list, up arrow
then continue down again to get you unstuck.
Once you get to advanced, start tabbing. You
will see a check box about notifying you if Firefox is being redirected or
refreshing a page. That isn't the exact wording but it's there and my
description should allow you to kno it. Check the check box. There
is no ok button. Continue using firefox now. Or close it if you
wish.
You may find that you get one such message when a
page wants to do something and nothing more during that session of working on
the page. You don't have to worry about closing such messages. They don't
block anything and will be replaced automaticaally with future messages.
As far as commercial screen-readers are concerned,
while they have features to stop refreshes, I don't know if they work in all
cases. I have found times in the past when the JAWS feature didn't work
when confronted by some kinds of page refreshes.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
From: Mallard
Sent: Friday, March 25, 2016 2:07 PM
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing Hello Davy, I started this topic more than once, and even last week or ten days ago. I was told that "I was describing a way Firefox behaves on my machine", and that if this had been a problem for more people than myself, there would be ah uge number of messages on this (or soemthing to that ilk). Clearly, this is an issue that NVDA should find a way of solving, one way or another. This constant refiesching of webpages is nnoying, and prevents one from working correctly. Other screen readers have a way of blocking this, so it MUST be possible. I'd hate to have to go back to commercial screen readers because of this issue, because more and moe web pages seem to be employing this horrible technology (Carousels, or whatever they call them). Thanks for beinging this up again. Hopefully, since there are now tro of us, someone will take a minute to look into this. Ciao, Ollie Il 25/03/2016 17:34, Davy Cuppens ha scritto: > Hi folks > Is there a way in nvda that one can prevent pages from being > constantly refreshed? In my professional sr Cobra I have a shortcut s > in virtual mode so that pags become static and focus won’t jump to the > front of it. > Regards > Davy >
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Patrick Le Baudour
if it is that important, maybe you should post a ticket on the dev site ?
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As it is browser-dependant, it isn't that easy... it can probably be done, but i'd guess it would be quicker to find the option for most browsers. I've done it long ago in firefox and IE. Not sure about javascript-based refreshing, though. -- Patrick
Le 26/03/2016 15:02, Mallard a écrit :
...And Cobra, just like Jaws, has been around for quite a while.
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Kevin Chao
Has anyone filed a NVDA github issue on this? If so, what's link to bug? Thanks!
On Sat, Mar 26, 2016 at 8:38 AM Patrick Le Baudour <p.lebaudour@...> wrote: if it is that important, maybe you should post a ticket on the dev site ?
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Gene
Are you referring to the setting concerning
metarefresh in Internet Explorer? I don't use Internet Explorer to any
extent any more but that is the only setting I know of that may affect page
refreshing. I am also not sure if that setting has any effect on JAVA
scripted refreshes.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
From: Patrick Le Baudour
Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2016 10:38 AM
To: nvda@groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing As it is browser-dependant, it isn't that easy... it can probably be done, but i'd guess it would be quicker to find the option for most browsers. I've done it long ago in firefox and IE. Not sure about javascript-based refreshing, though. -- Patrick Le 26/03/2016 15:02, Mallard a écrit : > ...And Cobra, just like Jaws, has been around for quite a while. > Threfore, I suppose, NVDA should be able to face this issue and solve it > too. > > I really find it strange (and disappointing) that, in spite of my > bringing this up a few times, at different moments, nobody ever gave a > REAL reply. > I hope that now, with a few more people complaining about this issue, it > will be taken seriously and tackled once and for all. > > Ciao, > Ollie > > > > > Il 26/03/2016 13:20, Davy Cuppens ha scritto: >> Gene >> Cobra is the screen reader from www.baum.de <http://www.baum.de> a >> German company for assistive technologies for the blind. >> Regards >> Davy >> *From:* Gene <mailto:gsasner@...> >> *Sent:* Friday, March 25, 2016 8:24 PM >> *To:* nvda@groups.io <mailto:nvda@groups.io> >> *Subject:* Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing >> I don't know what Cobra is. I can say that in Firefox, there is a >> setting to stop the browser from refreshing. I don't know what effect >> the setting has on structures such as carousels. Nor do I know if >> what is going on has the same or a similar cause because I don't know >> what is being described as refreshing in today's message. >> If you use firefox, in the main window, press alt, then press t, wait >> a moment then o. >> Tab once after waiting a moment. >> down arrow to advanced. >> If you get stuck partway down the list, up arrow then continue down >> again to get you unstuck. >> Once you get to advanced, start tabbing. You will see a check box >> about notifying you if Firefox is being redirected or refreshing a >> page. That isn't the exact wording but it's there and my description >> should allow you to kno it. Check the check box. There is no ok >> button. Continue using firefox now. Or close it if you wish. >> You may find that you get one such message when a page wants to do >> something and nothing more during that session of working on the page. >> You don't have to worry about closing such messages. They don't block >> anything and will be replaced automaticaally with future messages. >> As far as commercial screen-readers are concerned, while they have >> features to stop refreshes, I don't know if they work in all cases. I >> have found times in the past when the JAWS feature didn't work when >> confronted by some kinds of page refreshes. >> Gene >> ----- Original Message ----- >> *From:* Mallard <mailto:mallard@...> >> *Sent:* Friday, March 25, 2016 2:07 PM >> *To:* nvda@groups.io <mailto:nvda@groups.io> >> *Subject:* Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing >> >> Hello Davy, >> >> I started this topic more than once, and even last week or ten days ago. >> I was told that "I was describing a way Firefox behaves on my machine", >> and that if this had been a problem for more people than myself, there >> would be ah uge number of messages on this (or soemthing to that ilk). >> >> Clearly, this is an issue that NVDA should find a way of solving, one >> way or another. This constant refiesching of webpages is nnoying, and >> prevents one from working correctly. >> >> Other screen readers have a way of blocking this, so it MUST be possible. >> >> I'd hate to have to go back to commercial screen readers because of this >> issue, because more and moe web pages seem to be employing this horrible >> technology (Carousels, or whatever they call them). >> >> Thanks for beinging this up again. >> Hopefully, since there are now tro of us, someone will take a minute to >> look into this. >> Ciao, >> Ollie >> >> >> >> Il 25/03/2016 17:34, Davy Cuppens ha scritto: >> > Hi folks >> > Is there a way in nvda that one can prevent pages from being >> > constantly refreshed? In my professional sr Cobra I have a shortcut s >> > in virtual mode so that pags become static and focus won’t jump to the >> > front of it. >> > Regards >> > Davy >> > >> >> >> >> >> > > > > > . >
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Hi, If this happens on all browsers, chances are that we the developers will need to dive into this; but if this is specific to one or two browsers, this is going to be tough to fix. A page refresh may happen due to several reasons, namely Javascript-based, live regions, dynamic parts of pages and so on. As for the command given, it is actually NVDA+5 (toggling dynamic content changes). Cheers, Joseph
From: Kevin Chao [mailto:kevinchao89@...]
Has anyone filed a NVDA github issue on this? If so, what's link to bug? Thanks!
On Sat, Mar 26, 2016 at 8:38 AM Patrick Le Baudour <p.lebaudour@...> wrote:
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Chris Mullins
Thanks Joseph, 'Report dynamic content changes' is indeed what I was referring to Control+5 on number row is the keystroke.
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Cheers Chris
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From: Chris Mullins [mailto:cjmullins29@...] Sent: 26 March 2016 13:25 To: nvda@groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing Does the NVDA+4 on the number row make any difference? Cheers Chris -----Original Message----- From: Davy Cuppens [mailto:davycuppens@...] Sent: 26 March 2016 12:11 To: nvda@groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing I am very disappointed to read this all. Indeed, this is a disadvantage of NVDA; just like you I would like to urge developers to work on this as quick as possible. Regards Davy -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- From: Mallard Sent: Friday, March 25, 2016 8:07 PM To: nvda@groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] prevent pages from refreshing Hello Davy, I started this topic more than once, and even last week or ten days ago. I was told that "I was describing a way Firefox behaves on my machine", and that if this had been a problem for more people than myself, there would be ah uge number of messages on this (or soemthing to that ilk). Clearly, this is an issue that NVDA should find a way of solving, one way or another. This constant refiesching of webpages is nnoying, and prevents one from working correctly. Other screen readers have a way of blocking this, so it MUST be possible. I'd hate to have to go back to commercial screen readers because of this issue, because more and moe web pages seem to be employing this horrible technology (Carousels, or whatever they call them). Thanks for beinging this up again. Hopefully, since there are now tro of us, someone will take a minute to look into this. Ciao, Ollie Il 25/03/2016 17:34, Davy Cuppens ha scritto: Hi folks
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Arno Schuh
Hi,
Am Samstag, 26. März 2016 17:40 schrieb Gene <gsasner@...>: Are you referring to the setting concerning metarefresh in InternetThat's the option. But it is pretty cumbersome to activate and deactivate this option anytime you came across such a site. In Cobra you simply press letter s to freeze the site, and simply press letter s again to set it free again. And of course it is no solution to keep the metarefresh option deactivated, because if so some sites don't work properly; i. e. you can't log in some site, can't select list items in a list etc. So a simple feature like in Cobra would be pretty helpful when you came across such a site. Yours sincerely Arno
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Kevin Chao
Can someone please provide examples of thes type of sites?
On Sat, Mar 26, 2016 at 12:30 PM Arno Schuh <arno.schuh@...> wrote: Hi,
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