That certainly works but what a far cry from the ease of creating favorites in IE. Maria Campbelllucky1inct@...All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good people to do

Once you're in the Favorites folder in File Explorer: 1. Create New Item, and that Item is a shortcut. ALT+H,W,S 2. In the Create Shortcut dialog, first window, that opens, paste the URL you copied

If you’ve done a Control C, then you can do a control V to paste the link into your favorites. Regards: Don Mauck | Senior Accessibility Evangelist | Accessibility Program Office |

I'm lost one I press control plus L to highlight address on Edge. Then I open my favorites folder on desktop, but then I don't know what to do with the applications key to get that

It's also just another way to save shortcuts in a folder, whether that folder is on the desktop or elsewhere. There's never been anything wrong with doing that if it's a method that works for you. If

Alt plus D and control plus C

I agree – I have done this for years anyway. The benefit if this approach is that it can be use from File Explorer across different incarnations of default browsers and Windows installs. Actually

I have been having the same issue with fire fox crashing on me for the past few days. I had to switch to using chrome. Thanks,abraham

CTRL+I does nothing in new Chromium-based Edge, which will soon be the only Edge available. If Madison was referring to the truly latest Edge, that's the Chromium-based Edge. ALT+D reliably throws

Microsoft Edge does not crash but Firefox certainly does and I’m using the latest Firefox, Jaws 2020 and Windows 10 2004. Richard "He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over

With Edge open, press control l. Pastor Gil

HI Justin. It’s free. I haven’t used the video call option because I don’t have a camera. Tried a couple of calls – the audio quality is not great but it’s fine I guess…I think for

Yes, here as well. I think it came with a new version of firefox. It has something to do with Jaws, I suspect because on one page where I can make it happen, it doesn't crash with nvda.

Hi! Starting a few days ago, for some unknown reason Firefox is crashing a lot. I am using Windows 10 and JAWS 2020. Is anyone else experiencing this? Does anyone know why this might be

As a developer and one who has supported users, I can understand why the screen shade item has been set to have to be turned on. If it was a permanent setting what would happen is it would end up

thank you both Brian and Mario! Best, Leo On 7/7/2020 1:10 PM, Mario wrote:

I was thinking, perhaps it would be possible to add the appropriate command to the autostart function in the myextensions.jss file and hopefully it will compile successfully. this way, screen curtian

I always used suggestions@....

Hi Paul, To the best of my knowledge, no it can't be turned on permanently. For others that are unfamiliar with this Jaws feature it's explained below. Note: This feature is only available with

To my knowledge, ALT+D works in all modern web browsers to throw focus to the address bar and cause the address to be selected when focus lands there. I've just tested that in Firefox, Edge, Chrome,