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stsquad avatar stsquad commented on July 18, 2024

Ahh I think we have a documentation or UI errror. That is because Command+e issues a foreground command which was added to bring Emacs to the foreground with the contents of the clipboard. The command that activates the editing is Alt+e by default.

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stsquad avatar stsquad commented on July 18, 2024

I've just realised the keyboard shortcut isn't enabled by default - it in the extension configuration tab under settings/configuration/interface and the check boxes for the enabling the various methods to invoke the editor. The default method is to click the edit button that floats near each text box which I'm guessing isn't super accessible for visually impaired users.

If you have any suggestions for how to improve accessibility please let me know and I'll do my best to improve it.

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parhamdoustdar avatar parhamdoustdar commented on July 18, 2024

Ah, I think I was not using Chrome's interface for setting the keystroke to activate the extension correctly. Now that I tried again, pressing the key that I assigned to "Activate extension" makes it all work.

Awesome! This extension is going to help me a lot with VoiceOver's shortcomings in Chrome! You made me life so much easier 😍

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stsquad avatar stsquad commented on July 18, 2024

Hmm interesting. I've just posted a test branch which cleaned this up a bit but as you point out the default active-extension seems to DTRT which is slightly confusing to me as I'm not sure the path it takes. I'm going to keep this open until it's all cleared up. Do keyboard shortcuts get surfaced to you by chrome itself or could we improve the documentation somewhere?

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parhamdoustdar avatar parhamdoustdar commented on July 18, 2024

I think the least confusing way is ticking the box that says to open Emacs after pressing Alt+enter (I think making it say Option+enter when the platform is MacOS might be useful BTW).

The only reason I added a keystroke to activate the extension is that some text boxes use Option+enter for a functionality of their own, like creating a newline or newline with indent, or something like that. However, I'm just using Option+enter everywhere now and it hasn't caused an issue yet.

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