I have been very happy with Chrome and never took the time to play with Edge a whole lot. I tinkered a couple of times but was not impressed and saw no reason to leave Chrome as by far it is the most

I am going to be receiving some in depth computer training in preparation for vocational training services. Since Internet Explorer is no longer secure, what is the best browser out there that is JAWS

Somehow last week I found my default browser changed to Edge and I could not work with it. JAWS just didn't seem to read anything, though a sighted friend told me I'd got to the website I wanted. He

Here's what I've noticedie works better with jaws 16 but as you go to more recent version of jaws I don't really know what to say jaws 16 worked better for me when using ie edge still has problems

i think freedom is going to have a long road to haul and they will have to start from scratch for the edge browser. the edge browser is going to be replaced. few vendors are useing it at

“if software works once it will always work” I am sorry Dan, but that is the funniest statement I have heard in a long time.

For years I worked with a programmer and , barring, major changes if software works once it will always work. JAWS breaks that rule. That is what I mean by reliability. JAWS is not consistent each

Ok, perhaps “awful” was not the best choice but if any product behaved like JAWS in the mainstream business world it would be unacceptable. Yes, Vespero is dealing with many changes yet without

Brian, I will agree to disagree about Window-Eyes, but I have some information you may not that is not appropriate for this list. IN my opinion, Narrator has a good chance of competing with Jaws

Agreed! Melissa

They will have to improve Microsoft Edge drastically before I use is. So far, I cannot stand it! Melissa

Can you explain more what you mean by “after Microsoft has been breaking Skype”?

I think we need to move away from generic statements such as “that product is fast becoming pretty awful in terms of reliability” and many others. Jaws as well as NVDA are dealing with a lot of

I hate to say it, but if you considered Window-Eyes to be "the only true competition to Jaws" then they had (and have) no real competition. Window-Eyes was to the screen reader market much like what

Oh sorry, I didn't realise it was only temporary. Bummer. But they'll have to do something now, since the new editor is not very accessible at this point. All the best Steve

Haha, yes…I seem to recall using netscape with JAWS at some point!

That is why I was so upset when Vispero bought out AI Squared and dumped Window-Eyes; the only true competition to Jaws. But, Jaws has its very good points and Im learning to live with it and hoping

At least IE does not track every item like Chrome. Dan

Dare I say it, JAWS has major issues of its own. So while I agree that Microsoft has things to deal with , before I am too critical of them, I want to be certain that the assistive technology is not

So? Chrome has dominated the market for several years now, having over 3/4 of all users. Microsoft got smart and decided to ditch Edge (as it is implemented now) entirely in favor of a