Hi Bill. Really? That’s weird. Because I haven’t been able to reproduce the problem with NVDA at all, whereas it happens with JAWS multiple times a day. I say this while jAWS is still my

This is helpful to know. Unfortunately, I’ve got problems with Outlook. I’m a heavy Outlook user usually with three instances open at one time and in separate virtual desktops.

Hi, JM. I was just on the phone with VFO, and we even reproduced the issue on my machine with JAWS unloaded, using Narrator. So, either it is a Firefox/Windows problem, or it is a Firefox problem

Just curious. When this happens with Firefox and JAWS “comes back”, can you then activate links? If you alt-tab away from Firefox and then return to it, does the virtual cursor/buffer come on, or

I’ve been talking with someone else on these lists about this issue and we have sent in reports to FS. It is a JAWS bug that Freedom Scientific techs have now susccessfully replicated. Assuming

would happen to have a direct link to download crome? thanks. Legend has it that on Monday 9/17/2018 02:58 AM, paul lemm said: ----------------------------------------

There are Open Book features that cannot be incorporated into JFW such as the ability to import and read various document formats. Personally, I think it is pretty disgraceful it has not been updated

I have 24GB of RAM at home, and that does not help at all. Jerry Berrier Director of Education Technology Perkins School for the Blind 175 North Beacon Street Watertown MA 02472 P:

Hi, Cristóbal. I’m having this same lagging and freezing in Firefox. Here is my processor and RAM info. Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz 4.00 GHz Installed RAM 16.0 GB

Me too, but I have 6 ram on laptop; wonder if that makes a difference. IE keeps freezing as does Firefox and Jaws is really acting crazy with Bookshare as well. Jaws 2018 that is. Jaws 17 works fine

Getting similar issues. Also frequently in Outlook 2016. So much to the point where it drove me off of my tower and I’m working mainly off of my laptop. Probably with more time, I’ll try to

The layered keystroke you describe I don't think was available yet in Jaws 14, but I am not entirely certain since I used Jaws 14 a very long time ago, even have to think, in the fall of 2017 Jaws

Hi, Alyssa. Maybe one of your computers has received some Windows 10 updates, and the other hasn’t received them yet. Bill White billwhite92701@...

I’m noticing it, too, and one site, radio.com, crashes firefox, and I have to kill it with Task Manager. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Yes, I am having the problem. No, no idea how to fix it. I’ve installed a different version of Firefox and even changed some settings without any luck. It is very frustrating and nearly makes me

I’m wondering if anybody else is having this problem. I’m running Firefox version 62, latest version of JFW, and Windows 10. I’ll be arrowing down through a web page, and all of a sudden JAWS

you can use Chrome on Windows 7 but JAWS 13 is not likely to work with Chrome. JAWS 2018 is compatible with Chrome. Alternatively, you can try NVDA and Chrome if you're not able to upgrade to JAWS

It is clear that they expect to improve the product but we don’t know if they will release something in the next years or simply get red of OB and implement the advanced Reading features in

Well, I’m not holding my breath. I was told that over 3 years ago, not by Eric, but by a couple other staff people. Richard, the sceptic “Definition of an expert: An ex is a has-been