Thus spake Jude:
The current version of google-chrome is totally inaccessible for orca users and google messed up the package install so that package install doesn't even work correctly either. These are some of the things the testers find out and I hope before any other users so others will know to steer clear. Vivaldi 5.5 works no better than google-chrome but at least vivaldi installs with no errors so it installs correctly.
I just got a Brave browser upgrade today from their official repository, and their package installs correctly and although I still need a local .desktop file to run it, I have it speaking with Orca. I would think that any Chromium-based browser should work, with the exception of packaging problems, in much the same way. Still, it is unfortunately necessary to have a local .desktop file and run it from a menu launcher. Otherwise it requires running from a terminal or the run window to set the needed environment variables and option flags. Of course the environment variable can be included in a system profile, but I think at least the --enable-caret-browsing option is still required, which is not in the default .desktop file that ships with most systems. I don't mind sharing the local .desktop file that works for me, only the name of the browser executable needs to be changed on the Exec= line in order to make your chosen chromium-based browser talk.
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