On Fri, Feb 7, 2025 at 9:19 PM D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
> Do I understand this correctly, there is no menu in "Papers", you no longer
> have an infobar which wasn't default but required an opt-in selection but
> "Papers" features something called a "toast" which is a visual message that
> is rea
Hello Jeremy,
You told us that Papers has switched from an opt-in infobar to a toast, a
visual message (that is read out by Orca), somewhat similar to how web
browsers enable caret navigation.
Do I understand this correctly, there is no menu in "Papers", you no longer
have an infobar which wasn't
On Fri, Feb 7, 2025 at 8:41 PM Sam Hartman wrote:
> Actually that experience doesn't sound too bad to me.
When I tested earlier, the infobar was not read aloud which I believe
would have made it much worse. I don't know why that happened then but
not in my testing today.
> That said, I had no id
> "Jeremy" == Jeremy Bícha writes:
Jeremy> For comparison, I tried getting Orca to read PDFs in
Jeremy> Evince. The experience was very bad. I had to enable caret
Jeremy> mode with F7; then it requires clicking a button in an
Jeremy> infobar. Navigation there is awkward. The
GNOME's PDF viewer app is named Evince. After development slowed too
much, some GNOME developers forked Evince. The new app is named Papers
and has switched to GTK4. Part of the app has been rewritten in Rust.
GNOME is expected to switch their recommended default PDF viewer from
Evince to Papers fo
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