Re: Mozilla successes.

["Norman B. Robinson" <norman_b_robinson yahoo com>]

I've had the same problem with the Sun JDK under Windows using JAWS for 
Windows. I don't think it is the browser's fault.

-Norman

Tom and Esther Ward wrote:

> Hello, listers.
> Last week I downloaded the source tarball for the Sun Mozilla accessibility
> build dated 10/14/2004, and compiled it on a fresh Fedora Core 2 system
> running gnopernicus 0.8.1 and Gnome 2.6.
> I am very glad to say those of you working on this build of mozilla are
> doing a good job with the carot browsing mode and accessibility in general.
> I was able to successfully navigate my own web site, switch around from
> frame to frame, fill out forms, and do a few downloads which means mozilla
> is now almost ready for some serious testing from the VI Linux comunity.
> The only major problem I had was when I attempted to download the Sun jdk
> 1.5.0. Things were going fine until the license agreement on the Sun web
> site popped up and for the life of me I could not get mozilla to find the I
> accept check box and the continue button to proceed to the download area.
> In fact it would not even read the license agreement at all. All it would
> say was multiline text everyline I was on despite I could tell the carot was
> in the text of the license agreement.
> Over all, I think mozilla is coming along nicely. Access isn't perfect, but
> I can easily see once  a few problems are worked out like the Sun license
> agreement page work without problems dropping Internet Explorer forever and
> attaching myself to the Gnome desktop for browsing. I like Mozilla that
> much, and I am very impressed.
>
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