Orca non-text image links in FireFox 3.0

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Is there a way to change the way Orca speaks non-text image
links in
FireFox 3.0?  In my text browsers such as links and lynx, I
can set how
image links are presented, e.g. filename, alt text or
whichever is
available.  Can FireFox or Orca do this in some way?

Thanks,
Lorenzo
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Hi Lorenzo.
what Firefox presents when encountering a graphical link,
depends on the
design of the page: If there is text, it will be spoken. It
would be
nice, if there's a keystroke by which you are announced
background
information. If you use Firefox 2 together with Firevox you
can press
control+shift+q to hear such information. Something like
that should be
implemented.
Regards
Hermann


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