[orca-list] Object Bookmarks

[Scott Haeger <scott bashautomation com>]

Bookmarking capability has been added to Orca and is now available in 
the repository.  I welcome everyone to give it a try and to provide 
feedback.  The following has been taken directly from section 3.18 or 
the Orca document series and should help you get started:

Orca will allow users to define a gesture (keyboard or braille) that 
will tell Orca to enter flat review mode and make a particular object 
the object of interest. From this point, the user can use a well known 
command to go back to the object with focus, give the bookmarked object 
focus if possible, or perform the equivalent of a mouse click on the 
bookmarked object. Flat review only applies to non-web applications. In 
firefox focus will simply move to the bookmarked position on the web page.

In the event the user is a magnification user, the magnifier will moved 
to the bookmarked object.

/NOTE:/ if the specified bookmarked object is not in the window with 
focus, with the exception of web pages it is not a requirement to jump 
to the bookmarked object.

When in firefox the user should be able to define bookmarks for each 
individual page. It is understood that if the page is dynamic the 
feature might not always work.

If possible, many users have expressed a desire to be able to save the 
bookmarks that they generate.

The following keystrokes should be used to perform the functions related 
to this feature.

Alt-orca-1 through 9 Add a bookmark in this numbered slot. Press again 
to confirm an overwrite of an existing bookmark.

orca-1 through 9 Move the pointer to the bookmark in this numbered slot.

Alt-Shift-1 through 9 Report "Where am I" information for this bookmark 
relative to the root.

Alt-orca-Shift-1 through 9 Report "Where am I" information for this 
bookmark relative to the current pointer location.

"b" and "shift+b" Move between the given bookmarks for the given 
application or page.

"Alt+orca+b" should be used to save the defined bookmarks for the 
current application or page.

Scott