Sharon, what is “Qread?” Can you post a link for it?

Oh, Bill, good work on your part! Whenever this bulletin gets posted, would you please post here about it? I am sure this problem is driving many of us crazy!

QRead reads every Bible in Bookshare is daisy form, but that is daisy text, not daisy audio. Sharon

I’m having the same problem. I want to read the NRSV Bible from Bookshare, but the FS Reader crashes on me, too, and I have a report on this with Vispero. They told me to look at the FS Technical

Qread does fine with Daisy. I do it every day! Sharon

I use QRead for pretty much all my eBook reading at this point. I can’t recall at the moment if QRead supports Daisy, but I do know it does support a lot of formats and since it’s an application

Hi! I am using JAWS 2019 under Windows 7 Pro 64 bit. The FS Reader 3 program constantly crashes on me, and is really sluggish. Is there a more stable Daisy reader I could use? Or, is there a

I do not know what a screen reader normally encounters when they hit an "article as slide show" style article, but that's what the referenced article is. Also, when I go in to the ZDNet site by

I get the same in IE, MS Edge Dev (Chromium based) and Firefox.

I just used chrome and it worked fine accessing the Amazon.ca website. It did recommend using the screen reader user friendly website, however, it still recognized that it was me signing in and not

Just as an aside, it's also very often about whether you want to allow the site to be able to give you notifications or not. And given the number of times, on multiple venues, I've had people

Try using the accessible site at http://amazon.com/access Thom

And yesterday, I had trouble accessing Amazon using JAWS 2019 with Chrome. Every time I attempted to access the Amazon home page, Chrome would crash. I was finally able to access it using

The Allow and Block referred to whether you allowed this website to use your location. If this pops up in future and you want to make sure what it says you can switch to the touch cursor and read

For whatever it is worth this problem completely disappeared for me after I started using Windows 10. Not sure if there really is a fix if you are still on Windows 7. I guess you could always see what

I looked at this in Chrome and all I see is a list of adons with very little other text. Love in Christ Marty For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the

I was able to bring up the page and read the article. I am using JAWS 2019. The one thing that happened is there was a popup asking me if I wanted to allow something. I lost the something, but was

Using the latest Windows 10 insider build and Google Chrome Canary, I can definitely read the article; it's a blurb about Chrome extensions. Orlando Enrique Fiol

OK, then, there are actually 50 extensions discussed, each with its own link, but one does not seem to see any of this with Chrome. Good object lesson!

Hi, The first thing I had to do on going to that page was to press escape to close the pop-up. I don't know if I would call it an article, it just lists a few add-ons that are available. Here's what I