Hello again. I reinstalled Gnopernicus to see if there was a difference in the magnifier's ability to show active scrolling in the Firefox browser window.  The settings for the magnifier were what I had set for it in Orca, and it does show active scrolling in Gnoernicus. I don't know if this is the case, but while running with Orca it looks as if the magnifier is not caching as it does with Gnopernicus. I sincerely apologize if this was an already-known issue. Take care. I'll keep working with it tomorrow and see fi I can figure anything out. <div>On 10/4/06, Robert Cole <<a href="mailto:rkcole72984@gmail.com">rkcole72984@gmail.com </a>> wrote:<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">Hello. I apologize if this is a previously stated issue. I am not sure if this is a bug in Orca-Magnifier or Firefox 2.0Beta 2 Accessibility (which I believe is the default browser in Edgy).  Basically, when scrolling on a Web page, the magnifier component of Orca does not show the new contents of the browser window until the mouse pointer is moved ( i.e. it does not actively show scrolling).  I am unsure of which magnifier (gnome-mag or some other magnifier) is used with Orca, but gnome-mag/Gnopernicus did not have this problem when I tested it.  Other than that, the magnifier itself works very well (after changing its default position to a top-horizontal split) Thanks for any help on figuring out where this problem stems from. I'll keep on testing and enjoying Edgy! Take care. </blockquote></div>