Right Clicking To Remove Chrom Apps Using Chromevox Screen Reader

[Trenton Matthews]

Greetings!

Subject line sums it up I think... Only thing to add really, is that the only way to right-click, if using chromevox under windows, is to use a screen reader to right click the correct spot, since the context menu key goes to wrong menu.

Is there a chrome:// way that I'm missing? 

Of course, the easiest way, is to do that two fing hold on the screeen, though I think that only works with chrome OS devices sadly.

Also, is there a chromevox command to simulate a right-click instead of a normal left click one for chromevox in general?

[Sarah k Alawami]

Yeah I’m on osx and I have not yet had to do a right click, but is there a way to do it using chrome vox or do O need to deactivate it and use in my case voice over.

thanks.

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[Kevin Fjelsted]

I have a web page with an <audio> control tag. The audio control is listed but there are no buttons for playing or other controls in ChromeVox.. These buttons appear in Safari with VoiceOver.
Is there a way in ChromeVox to activate an audio control?
-Kevin

[Kyle]

You should be able to press the space bar to play or pause the file. The
left and right arrow keys should move through the file. Hope this helps.
~Kyle
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[Kevin Fjelsted]

Thanks.

Lol, once I fixed the file name to play it works. No error notification for bad file.

[Kyle]

I'll have to look at it myself, as I use HTML5 controls on my own
website, but I've never seen error notifications for bad files in an
HTML5 audio or video tag in any browser. I have enough usable vision to
see that video posters are either blacked out or dimmed when the video
filename is misspelled or the file doesn't exist, but I don't think
audio does anything, and I haven't heard any alerts or other error
notifications. This may be something that should be reported to a screen
reader, but since it's usually up to the webmaster to be sure that the
files exist, it is probably only useful for testing purposes if the
webmaster him/herself uses a screen reader.

[Trenton Matthews]

Also, alt-up/down, turns up and down the  volume of audio.