Thanks Brian. I really like Brave and Chrome is giving m me constant notifications, that I don't want. Mike ******************************** www.harmonicaworkshops.com "Brian Vogel"

Mike, Brave Settings, Sync in the settings tree. In the sync settings pane, go to the Additional Settings dropdown control at the bottom of that pane and expand it. Search for Autofill. The first

hey Brian. Question. I like Brave, but can't get it to remember passwords. I have to enter the password every time. Would like to use it more, if I can get an

So far in my experience, if you are signed in, you will be presented with a checkbox, which you activate, and then are pushed through to whatever webpage requires the capcha. Of course you can do

re-captcha thing? You mean there is a way to do that if you are always signed into Google? Sharon

Hey Brian. I have not tried Brave; I was going to look into it but some little piece of info that I can’t recall at the moment made me decide (for that particular moment) not to bother. I have

JM, Just remember that there are a plethora of Chromium-based browsers other than the Google Chrome browser. It's worth trying out Brave, for instance, if privacy (and not having the

Glenn, I would be certain to submit feedback to your router manufacturer on this, too. I am presuming the webpage is one of those used to control router settings, which are not webpages

I agree with most everything you’ve said, but I would just add that there isn’t really a universal answer to the OP. You should really have Chrome and Firefox on your system and use them both as

I found it doesn't work everytime.

 I have considered having someone read the screen for me, but the main computer I use is headless. I have considered getting sighted assistance via TeamViewer for this particular task. Too bad they

" I could probably switch to crome entirely if I could get it to make the navigation sounds as I navigate the webpages similar to IE 11 ..." the "chrome sound effects" extension adds some sounds

Drag and drop, at least via the mouse (which is how I use it), is drag and drop regardless of the locale in which the action is being used. I cannot imagine this is any different for screen reader

 I watched a video by Denise R. and it was only for the task bar icons, and she used laptop layout, which I too use, but I would prefer to have steps include desktop mode as well, since for things

If you look under the For Cursors and Mouse section of the JAWS Keyboard Shortcuts documentation, you'll find Drag and Drop there. It's been ages since I last used it, but if memory serves, once

Yes there is. The extension is called Sound On Click: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sound-on-click/ejchjkneplcffgcopialnjofdhhggjik?hl=en Gerald

Chrome and Firefox definitely work well with screen readers. The current version of Edge has never, in my opinion, "been ready for prime time" and not just in regard to screen reader accessibility,

Hi there, Apologies at the OP for the slight highjacking of the thread, but is there an addon for crome which adds the classic click sounds as you navigate the webpages? I am stuck using firefox 55

Hi, in my opinion, chrome works better, I only use chrome and I'm also a jaws 2019 user and everything runs smoothly, of course, now that you have jumped to windows 10

I like the new edge, but firefox murders it for customization. So if you’re the type that likes to tweak your browsing experience, firefox, otherwise the new edge dev is really stable, and I could