It's precisely the same in Google Chrome as it is in pretty much any Chromium-based browser, and is done in the On Startup page of settings, the direct address of which is, in the Chrome Browser:

If like me, you are finding that when you hit backspace to delete letters in the address bar/search bar, Jaws reads the first letter instead of the letter you are deleting; follow the steps to disable

Well, if you have a smart phone with the Be My Eyes app installed, you can call Google support through that and get a live accessibility agent at Google to assist. I do not use Chrome. I was

I read the article and couldn’t set the pstart page. What do I do? Pastor Gil

Here is the Google support page on how to do that, https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95314?hl=en Richard "Reality is the leading cause of stress for those who are in touch with it." -- from

I’d like Google Chrome to open with one of my book marks as a start page. How do I do this? Pastor Gil

I search Start Page and it gave me the following result. As far as I can tell it is indeed just the old Address Bar – just with extra functions built in by the Chromium engine so it can be used for

I downloaded and installed Google Chrome. How do I impport my home page from internet explorer in to google chrome? How do I set a home page? Thanks, Pastor Gil

Sorry, I just pasted them in. The Omnibox is the Address bar. Debbie

HTH? No, sorry not in the least. I have no idea what the omnibox is. I thought it was the address bar, apparently not. I only use Edge if I E is not accepted by a website.

Hi All I’ve pasted a work-around for the problems we’ve been having until the next JAWS Update. 1. From Edge 79, go to address omnibox and type “edge://flags” (without quotes and EXACTLY

It’s slower but like an old friend Internet explore so often comes through when other browsers don’t. I keep it around and still use it when chrome and others just don’t do the job.

I had switched to Google Chrome months ago. Took some getting use to, but I like it so far. I’ve also tried out the new Edge, but don’t know what to make of it yet. .

And the same applies to Windows 7, as of last week or so official support for Windows 7 has ended and you will get no further security updates. Use at your own risk.

And whoever told you Edge was not compatible with Jaws is not really telling you the truth. Almost every browser may have little issues, but you can easily use Edge or Chrome, for me Chrome has been

That is the accepted wisdom at the moment: Microsoft is no longer developing internet Explorer, so suggest goingr to Google Chrome. Hacking through browsers is a fact of internet life, and all we

Personally, I've had better luck with FireFox than Chrome, so I will use it until Jaws has a fix for this. Which may be soon. Richard "Reality is the leading cause of stress for those who are in touch

It is no longer safe to use IE because it has not been supported for years, and so is vulnerable to hacking and malware attacks. It is safer to use more modern browser like Google Chrome or

If you want a browser that is essentially identical to Edge and is fully accessible with JAWS, try Google Chrome. Gerald

Hello all, Someone told me today there is great risk for being hacked on IE at this time, and a fix has not yet been found. Has anyone else heard of this? Just checking. Marilyn