(In reply to Peter Vágner from comment #8) > With previous implementation I was used to hold down ctrl key and navigate over the list of folders with up and down arrow key. It worked so I was changing selection but not actually opening that folder. When I was next to the item I wished to open I released the ctrl key and pressed arrow key once more. I am not sure if this is still possible as when holding ctrl or shift key and navigating with arrow keys does not send no events when using a screen reader. > Should I create all these as seperate issues or should I wait a bit with it? Peter, please go ahead and create bugs for these issues. This includes the 3 not yet addressed bugs noted in comment #5. If you do a search and do not find the same bug, yes, please add each of them. This new bug you are mentioning sounds like it's the message folder pane, where the folders are. Is that right?
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(In reply to Peter Vágner from comment #8) > With previous implementation I was used to hold down ctrl key and navigate over the list of folders with up and down arrow key. It worked so I was changing selection but not actually opening that folder. When I was next to the item I wished to open I released the ctrl key and pressed arrow key once more. I am not sure if this is still possible as when holding ctrl or shift key and navigating with arrow keys does not send no events when using a screen reader. > Should I create all these as seperate issues or should I wait a bit with it? Peter, please go ahead and create bugs for these issues. This includes the 3 not yet addressed bugs noted in comment #5. If you do a search and do not find the same bug, yes, please add each of them. This new bug you are mentioning sounds like it's the folder pane, where the mail folders are. Is that right?