Hi all, For those that haven't kept up, one note blind has broken down a lot of barriers and you can do more than you thought previously possible. You can not only create notes and organize your

So I got an incomprehensible and thus not helpful answer from Freedom Scientific on this question, but since I upgraded from IE9 to IE10, I can't, for instance, be on an e-mail field and down arrow

I just use the create new shortcut function of Windows. When it asks for the location of the shortcut, I paste in the URL, and I send the shortcut to the desktop. Then I can move it into a folder

Firefox.com should do it, either that or Mozilla.org. But firefox.com will take you to Firefox's dedicated webpage, where you can also search for any add-ons you might need.

You could export your bookmarks to an html file, which, when opened, would provide all your links on a page. This is what I've done to eliminate the need to deal with Firefox's convoluted

Hi, I tried your suggestion of pressing either shift or CTRL +enter to open links in Chrome, and, it works in most cases! Thanks so much for the tip! I have found one place where it doesn't work

Wow, That did the trick! Supposedly Chrome is supposed to take the synthesizer you use and use it instead of the horrid Anna voice, but it isn't doing it with me. Have you gotten that to

Where does one go to get firefox?

Hi Brandon: I still use JAWS with Chrome. I'm at sixes and sevens with Chromevox. My sense is that it would require a significant time investment to get used to it. Plus, if you're like me and

Hello, I am wondering how you got chromevox running on your chrome? I can't seem to find the "install" button after finding chromevox in the google store. I click add to chrome and Jaws freezes and

Hello, How do you do that? Right click on the address bar? Thanks, Brandon Keith Biggs

I have changed to mostly using shortcuts to URL's instead of using bookmarks anyway. I can keep them in a folder anywhere I choose, and select one of them without even having to open the browser. Bill

The only real problem I have with Firefox is the bookmark structure. But I suspect that's just me. For solving capchas, though, you can't beat Firefox and web visim. I haven't put that on my new PC

Hello, I haven't heard about this chrome feature. Is it like Siri on the Iphone, so I can just say "Go to my facebook friends" and it will do that, or "open a google doc" and it will do that? I'm not

Or you can just hit f6, like you do with f4 on ie. Thanks, Brandon Keith Biggs

Even with the always on microphone, though, I don't think Chrome allows a person to solve captchas the way you can with webvisum and firefox. Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hi You can also bring up the address bar with alt+D just as you do on Internet explorer. Marsha

Hello, Firefox has more plugins and dynamic capabilities than IE. I don't know about first letter navigation, but if it is based off the screen reader the functionality is the same. Firefox just takes

Hi Matthew, I think you'll find, for the most part, that the navigation in Firefox is very similar to IE. You can use first letter navigation, bring up a list of links or headings, navigate by

Hello, so my question is for pretty experienced Firefox users then. I've been a user of Internet Explorer since I got Windows98, and that was in 1999. If I switch to Firefox, will Jaws give me the