51.0.2704.37 beta

TEST CASE 

"The text navigation levels are:
    - Group
    - Object
    - Line
    - Word
    - Character

Using the up/down arrows will navigate the current level, and using the left/right arrows will navigate the next more specific level.  

Default behavior is ""groups"" for up/down and ""objects"" for left/right.  When up/down is ""characters"", left/right is still ""characters"".

For example, navigating the words of ""test phrase"" will read ""test"" first then (after navigating again) ""phrase"".  Navigating the characters of that phrase will read out ""t"" then ""e"", etc.


1. Navigate to the wikipedia page for cat in your language.  If there isn't one, pick another wikipedia page or website in your language which contains a lot of text.

2. Use search+shift+up and search+shift+down to navigate the page.
Verify: the navigation level matches expected behavior described below (""group"" by default).

3. Use search+shift+left and search+shift+right to navigate the page.
Verify: the navigation level matches expected behavior described below (""object"" by default).

4. Use search+shift++ to increase the granularity.  Repeat #2 and #3 until there is no finer granularity (i.e. ""character"").

5. Press search+shift+- until the granularity returns to the default ""group"" level.


Verify:
    - All words read should be in the correct language.
    - The division level should match whatever makes sense for this language.  
    - Use search+shift+- to decrease the granularity back to the default ""groups""


Group:
Navigation occurs by paragraphs or lists.  If the list contains a classification side panel, each line of the classification is highlighted separately (but not the individual words).  In the table of contents, list with sublists will be selected one by one, but lists that have no sublists will be grouped together, e.g. ""list with 5 items"".

Object:
Navigation separates links, bold or italic phrases, list items, and all text in between.  Unlike groups, each link or item in the classification side panel will be read individually.  Also unlike groups, a list in the table of contents with no sublists will have each item selected one by one.

Line:
Navigation reads an entire line of text, regardless of sentence structure or objects contained within the line.

Word:
An entire word.  If a word is in a link, following punctuation might be ready separately, e.g. ""link"" ""text"" ""period"" for ""<link text>.""

Character:
- A single letter."

RESULTS 

"Issue 1 (GOOGLE-3994): Superscript numbers are not read in Spanish, but in English (fron 1 to 9). 

 Issue 2  (GOOGLE-4000): When navigating by line, it reads the file name of images and immediately after reads the next line so it sounds like one phrase. In this case it's ""cat poster.jpg gatos de diferentes razas"".

 Issue 3  (GOOGLE-4004): When reading by word or line, it will only read the punctuation (colon) when there is a link associated (words in blue). If the word doesn't have a link (black) it will skip the punctuation (colon)

 Issue 4  (GOOGLE-4010): When reading the numbers preceding the different titles in the Index table, it reads a comma instead of a period. For example with 8.1, 8.2

 Issue 5  (GOOGLE-4006): When reading some paragraphs, the tray box does not correspond with text displayed/read. 

 Issue 6  (GOOGLE-4013): Functional error when reading at the line level. When navigating at this leve, in some cases the tray box selects more than one line, therefore, more than one line is read.

 Issue 7  (GOOGLE-4014): Wrong or incomplete reading for abbreviations. When reading the abbreviation for Number (Nº) it says N, instead of ""number.""

 Issue 8  (GOOGLE-4002): Wrong reading for % (incorrect form). For example 13% is read ""porcentaje"" but it should be ""por ciento.""

 Issue 9  (GOOGLE-4015): When testing at the word level, it ""groups"" numbers with the percent sign when testing at the Word level, for example, when reading 1 % (it should be 2 words)

 Issue 10  (GOOGLE-4017): Wrong reading for "" latidos/min"" . The character / in this case should be read as ""por"". Also, the abbreviation for minutes (minutos) is being read as ""min"" which is confusing and sounds bad, it should be read as the complete word ""minutos""  "