Re: youtube accessibility

On 3/1/12, Philippe Vayssière <philippe@alsacreations.fr> wrote:
>
> For your information, the problem that Firefox had recently when using
> keyboard in a page with a Flash object (it could enter the object but
> would then be trapped) will be gone in a few weeks. Firefox will revert
> its behavior to its old one and won't enter anymore a Flash object in
> order to avoid being trapped. It was patched one month ago by the
> Mozilla team working in Paris and will be released in one or two cycle I
> believe.
> The relevant bug in Bugzilla is :
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=720130
> Other browsers except (old?) IE seem to have the same problems, but I
> didn't test it myself.



@ Philippe, Deborah, and Jonathan.. Your exchanges have been interesting..

This topic came up a while back, six months ago or better.. At that
time and on whatever thread it was, I wrote about Youtube repeatedly
and always locking up not just my various browsers but my entire
computer, as well, to the point of nothing less than a reboot being
the fix.. Your exchange here *sounds like* a possibility towards what
was occurring.. The word "trapped" is certainly most appropriate..
*grin*

With one exception I neglected to note for posterity, have consciously
noticed in the last month or so that I'm safely able to walk in and
out of pages containing any type of realtime Youtube interaction..
Assumed *something* had been addressed.. Had hoped it was on Youtube's
end as that translates into more rapid universal accessibility change
across the entire Net since they're the one providing the feed..

Cindy-Sue  :)

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Received on Friday, 9 March 2012 09:42:55 UTC