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Jumping to specific heading levels doesn't seem to work on my BrailleNote Touch +.

„Firefox“ „Android“ įrenginiams Accessibility
glacialoctopus
glacialoctopus

Hi, I was referred here not too long ago to ask this. I use a BrailleNote Touch to browse sometimes and I was looking for something lightweight since Google Chrome decided to let my device blow up with all the ads. Thankfully Firefox works well; only issue is that I've been unable to efficiently jump to specific heading levels. Here's what usually happens on Chrome and other forks of it: My BrailleNote has six main keys to type. Headings have six levels, so it makes sense for me to use dot 2 to jump to heading level 2. Issue is, on Firefox and other forks (such as Waterfox), this doesn't seem to work. The tell-tale sign? "Heading level 2" instead of "Heading 2". Likely the browser just doesn't know how to render the headings on this device; annoying, yes, but not too bad. (I just find it less efficient.) Also also unrelated side note but my BrailleNote doesn't seem to render the switches correctly either. It can, however, recognize checkboxes and radio buttons. Just a thought, feel free to do what you will with it.

Hi, I was referred here not too long ago to ask this. I use a BrailleNote Touch to browse sometimes and I was looking for something lightweight since Google Chrome decided to let my device blow up with all the ads. Thankfully Firefox works well; only issue is that I've been unable to efficiently jump to specific heading levels. Here's what usually happens on Chrome and other forks of it: My BrailleNote has six main keys to type. Headings have six levels, so it makes sense for me to use dot 2 to jump to heading level 2. Issue is, on Firefox and other forks (such as Waterfox), this doesn't seem to work. The tell-tale sign? "Heading level 2" instead of "Heading 2". Likely the browser just doesn't know how to render the headings on this device; annoying, yes, but not too bad. (I just find it less efficient.) Also also unrelated side note but my BrailleNote doesn't seem to render the switches correctly either. It can, however, recognize checkboxes and radio buttons. Just a thought, feel free to do what you will with it.

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