From The Old WolfDream
Notes:
- What is the accessibility focus and what is an object?
- Focus is moved by exploring to an object or by swiping from one to the other.
- An object can range from a simple label or control to an edit field full of text.
- Whatever you can review is what text is within the object in focus.
- Changing granularity.
- Starting in version 3.4 of TalkBack, granularity is changed from withing the Local Context Menu.(The old behaviour can be restored from the Manage Gestures submenu in TalkBack Settings.)
- Open the Menu. (Swipe up-and-right)
- Explore to desired granularity and lift finger to activate.
- Swipe right and left to review.
- Moving forward moves the reading pointer or cursor to the end of the spoken element, while moving backwards moves to the begining; the last element is therefore repeated when reversing direction.
- The object is the boundary; one must return to default granularity or explore to a different object in order to move focus.
- Starting in version 3.4 of TalkBack, granularity is changed from withing the Local Context Menu.(The old behaviour can be restored from the Manage Gestures submenu in TalkBack Settings.)
- Remarks:
- This method applies equally to editing.
- There is a bug with the character reading level whereby the first character of an object cannot be reviewed.
- Changing focus resets to default granularity.
- However, the position within an object is remembered until an app is closed.
