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Today was nice; didn't have any new things demanding my attention, so just pushed a few existing things forward. Also managed to get back to looking at bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?i…. Found that, with my test, some text doesn't show up in the AT-SPI hierarchy if I just remove the conditionals mentioned in the bug. I'd really need access to the WebKit slack, since there is apparently some discussion there, but, when I try to join (from the Getting Started link on webkit.org), I get a message saying that the invite has expired. I wonder if the link works for other people. I emailed someone at Apple the other day; hoping that he gets back to me.

282117 – AX: USE(ATSPI) ports should consider walking the DOM to the build accessibility tree like non-ATSPI ports after bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=281749

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Mike Gorse

@pvagner What I was describing is similar to that, but I was only seeing it with a patched local version. I was hoping that it might fix this evolution crash that I'm seeing when I try to authenticate a gmail account--that was really the thing that I'm most interested in trying to fix right now--but it seems not to make any difference. Anyway, is what you're describing something that you're seeing with an unpatched WebKit? If so, is there a bug open for it?
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@pvagner I don't usually use epiphany, but I just tried it and found that it is very crashy for me--all I have to do is poke around www.google.com with Orca running. I don't know the code very well, but I'd like to try to investigate, since it seems like no one is working on WebKit's AT-SPI support right now, but now I'm being yanked away by unrelated day job stuff, so everything that's on my to-do list will have to stay there for now.
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