Re: browsing with mozilla--is it possible yet?

[Luke Yelavich <themuso themuso com>]

At 12:04 PM 26/04/2004, Jacob Schmude wrote:
> Hi all
> Has anyone been able to use mozilla even somewhat successfully with
> gnopernicus? I have mozilla 1.6 compiled with accessibility support,
> dropline-gnome 2.6, and gnopernicus 0.8.4. My experience hasn't been
> positive. The only thing I can get it to read is the menu bar and form
> fields on web pages. It won't read links, let alone let me browse with the
> arrow keys even when caret browsing is turned on. Has anyone used mozilla
> to the point where you can navigate a very basic web page? If so, how did
> you get it working?

I am proud to say that I certainly have used Mozilla. I suggest you upgrade 
to at least Mozilla version 1.7b as this is what I am currently using, and 
can navigate pages like Google with no problem.

The only annoying thing about browsing with Mozilla is that it keeps saying 
things like no description and multi-lined text. Does anybody know if that 
can be turned off? All I want to do is read the text.

Another quirk is the fact that the carrot mode always seems to start at the 
bottom of the page. CTRL+Home doesn't always help this either.

Browsing is quite responsive however, and I am really impressed.

Luke