Reported by mdcurran on 2013-11-07 04:17
NVDA fails to reload a new virtualBuffer for webkit documents in iTunes documents once they have finnished loading. This includes both initial loading of the iTunes store (the buffer remains blank) and when following links (usually the old content remains).
NVDa's iTunes appModule already has custom code to handle when an old document dies and a new one is loaded. However, in iTunes 11, it seems that instead of the old document dying, instead its child nodes change -- though no event from webkit tells us this.
Therefore, this custom code must be changed to 1. no longer bother detecting if a document has died (a stateChange event from iTunes webkit wrapper window is enough to tell us to refresh), and remove the old virtualBuffer so NVDA will load a new virtualBuffer once the focus event is processed.
Reported by mdcurran on 2013-11-07 04:17
NVDA fails to reload a new virtualBuffer for webkit documents in iTunes documents once they have finnished loading. This includes both initial loading of the iTunes store (the buffer remains blank) and when following links (usually the old content remains).
NVDa's iTunes appModule already has custom code to handle when an old document dies and a new one is loaded. However, in iTunes 11, it seems that instead of the old document dying, instead its child nodes change -- though no event from webkit tells us this.
Therefore, this custom code must be changed to 1. no longer bother detecting if a document has died (a stateChange event from iTunes webkit wrapper window is enough to tell us to refresh), and remove the old virtualBuffer so NVDA will load a new virtualBuffer once the focus event is processed.