[BRLTTY] Android: Web page navigation.
Dave Mielke
Dave at mielke.cc
Sun Aug 30 23:21:41 EDT 2020
Structural web page navigation on Android has now been implemented. From the
latest README.Android:
Pressing Dots2578 enters Web Page Navigation Mode. When in this mode, a
web page, when browsing with Chrome, can be structurally navigated by
typing dot combinations on your braille device. Press Dots78 to return
to the default key bindings.
When in this mode, dots 1 through 6 specify the type of element to
navigate to. Adding dot 7 means move to the previous element of that
type, and adding dot 8 means move to the next element of that type. If
neither dot 7 nor dot 8 is added then the current direction is used.
The current direction defaults to (starts out as) next. Typing dot 7 by
itself sets it to previous, and typing dot 8 by itself sets it to next.
If the key table for your braille device defines a key to be the Left
Alt (meta) modifier then you don't need to enter Web Page Navigation
Mode. Just hold that key while typing the dot combination.
The following element types may be specified:
Dots Char Go To Previous/Next
1 a article
12 b button
14 c control
145 d ARIA landmark
15 e editable text
124 f focusable item
1245 g graphic
125 h heading (any level)
24 i list item
123 l link (visited or unvisited)
134 m media
135 o list (ordered or unordered)
1235 r radio button
234 s section
2345 t table
136 u unvisited link
1236 v visited link
1346 x check box
1356 z combo box (single or multiple choice)
2 1 level one heading
23 2 level two heading
25 3 level three heading
256 4 level four heading
26 5 level five heading
235 6 level six heading
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