Ticket #210 (closed enhancement: fixed)
nvda must read document title changes
| Reported by: | aleksey_s | Owned by: | jteh |
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| Priority: | minor | Milestone: | 2009.1 |
| Component: | Core | Version: | development |
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Description
it is required for example in firefox, when changing tabs, nvda must automatically announce title of a new page.
Change History
comment:2 follow-up: ↓ 3 Changed 3 years ago by vtsaran
There seems to have been no follow-up on this ticket.
In response to jamie's question, I think reading app title would be sufficient. I presume, this will also cover window titles in Firefox's s tabs. Is this assumption correct?
comment:3 in reply to: ↑ 2 Changed 3 years ago by jteh
Replying to vtsaran:
There seems to have been no follow-up on this ticket.
Nothing has changed on the Firefox front, so we still need to hack around this for now.
In response to jamie's question, I think reading app title would be sufficient.
Unfortunately, this would include the title of Firefox itself; e.g. "Google - Mozilla Firefox". A nastier (but less annoying) work around might be to use the application title change to detect when the tab has changed, but then try to find the current tab and speak its name, thus avoiding the actual application name. The problem is that there is no clean or fast way to find the current tab.
I presume, this will also cover window titles in Firefox's s tabs. Is this assumption correct?
I don't understand. Do you mean reading the name of the current tab when the tab is changed, reading the document title when it changes in the current tab, or both?


Mick and I have been debating the correct solution on this one for a while.