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Wrong informations on selecting text in a web page's virtual buffer #6921

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Cleversn opened this issue Feb 26, 2017 · 3 comments
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Wrong informations on selecting text in a web page's virtual buffer #6921

Cleversn opened this issue Feb 26, 2017 · 3 comments

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@Cleversn
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Cleversn commented Feb 26, 2017

NVDA no longer says correctly the number of characters I have just selected by pressing control-a in a web page. To reproduce, enter into any web page e.g.: http://oralux.org/. Press control-a to select all, and pay attention to what is said. Then press any arrow key to undo the selection, and press control-a again. NVDA will say another thing, which sometimes is a different number of characters, other times it simply reads the beginning of the page's contents. Also, if you press control-c to copy the select text, pasting it into an editor will reveal that NVDA haven't copied the entire text, particularly the last lines.

The bug started in 2017.1. I'm using Firefox 47.0.2.

@feerrenrut
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@Cleversn Thanks for creating the issue.

  • Can you clarify how you determined that the bug started in 2017.1?
  • Have you tested earlier versions of NVDA against Firefox 47.0.2?
  • If so, which versions?

@Cleversn
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Hello, I'm sorry, it in fact seems that the bug manifests also in previous NVDA versions. I tested it now in NVDA 2015.4 and Firefox 50.0, and it occurs too, albeit the spoken informations are less discrepant, i.e., the number of characters vary less. In addition, just for info, it never occurs in Internet Explorer.

@jcsteh
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jcsteh commented Mar 21, 2017

Duplicate of #6909.

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