Thanks Cathy

I know. So the only reasonable choice really seems to be, stop using firefox, or use NVDA. Or pay for another JAWS upgrade of course. Which I actually just did. Can’t say it was just for the

If you are using the ESR version of Firefox, and you don’t turn off the updates, it will eventually update to version 60 ESR, and that one won’t work unless you have JAWS 2018. Bill White

Hi, Don. It updates the minute it installs. There is often not enough time to go to automatic updates and turn them off before firefox is updated to version 60. Bill White billwhite92701@...

The ESR was still receiving security updates; hence Extended Support. But the ESR has now moved on to version 60, just as they warned it would around this time last year.

Hi Robin, Okay, I found that you can fast forward through the, Choose default apps by file type link, if you turn Key Repeat on. 1. To do this, after the file types list is loaded up open the

the problem is if you are still useing ff 52 esr you won't get security updates anyway. weather you have updateing turned off or not. this goes with all older versions of firefox that have not been

I’d be fully on board with not necessarily wanting a media player or word processor to update, but for a web browser, I don’t think I’d want to defer updates for very long. I mean, not only can

But, if you do that, I don’t think you’ll receive security and maintenance updates either. Given all the vulnerabilities in browsers that are getting reported these days (saw one about firefox

You can go in to the options and turn off automatically update.

Hi, J.M. Try the following to keep Firefox from updating automatically. Keep Firefox From Updating 1. Open Firefox. 2. Press ALT plus T, then O for Options. 3. TAB about 27 times, find

Hey Bill. Thanks for providing those links, but, unless I’m wrong, once installed, those Firefox 52 versions will try to update to 60, which is the version the ESR branch is currently on. This

Jonathan Mosen has a personal VPN client he recommends. I have seen it on his site and he’s talked about it in his podcast. Go to the Mosen Consulting site to find it.

Mike, Holding the tab key with JAWS worked for me. I have not heard of the key repeat adjustment you also made. Interesting to think about what other purposes that option has.

please ignore.

I use Any Connect from Cisco for work. I’m not certain what it costs.

Try shift+F10

Do you have this built for qHBD, quicken home and business desktop?

An alternative key combination to replace the application key is shift F10. Best Regards, Fred

Heya folks, Have bought a new HP laptop Envy, doesn’t seem to have an apps key, is there another alternative or combo keys that can do the same thing? Cheers, Jim