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"you've been using and adblocker a lot" download limit reached when using Talkback (accessability) #156

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Darkster1 opened this issue Sep 26, 2024 · 1 comment
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When I try to download a module using the latest version it immediately starts complaining that Javascript is not enabled and when I navigate to the download buttton (which is a hell of a job because I use Talkback to navigate the web, those ads all get read out) it loooks like the page somehow thinks that Talkback scans it to convert the text to text to speech and Javascript which is enabled anyways says that I try to bypass the wait time, which isn't the case.

I need to use Talkback because I have a very low vision.
Talkback can be enabled on Android in the Accessability settings please note when Talkback is on you have to scroll with two fingers and/or double tap to activate buttons instead of a single tap. Also the default voice talks very slow by default. Talkback can be enabled/ by pressing volume + and volume - at the same time..
I can't check wheater this thing doesn't happens when you're not using Talkback but seen this thing before on webpages that have Javascript on a some event handlers of controls which respond to Talkbaks "scanning" of the page, it tries to load the whole page so for example, if without Talkback you scroll down the page images or ads may popup "on scroll" when using Talkback this behaviour is not working, because it internally scrolls down the whole page in a sec, this triggers Javascripts onscroll or something.

When a module fails to install, I try redownload it but then I quickly get the message that I've reached the limit. The next day or two days I still get the message that I've reached the daily download limit and that I can get banned for using an adBlocker, which I don't...disabled
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@Darkster1 Darkster1 added the bug Something isn't working label Sep 26, 2024
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Sorry for the delayed response! Looks like the notification got missed.

The webview may not be playing nice with your accessibility tool(s). The behavior you're describing looks like it's not respecting the 10 second countdown for the download, or you're using some sort of blocking software that's interfering.

V3 will use a completely native and rewritten implementation. We're currently testing it in private (sign up on our website) and plan to release the public beta soon.

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