I find the button quick nav B works for me, but what also usually works is to do a quick Jaws Find for “skip”

Suggestion: Try an ad blocker or an ad-blocking browser such as brave. Youtube doesn't have ads on my systems.

Thanks. Ben Swiggett

Thanks. I've tried Emacs, but it feels like I need 12 fingers on each hand to use it. I will look at Visual Studio Code though. Ben Swiggett

Thank you. i will post there as well. Ben Swiggett

The B button works sometimes but it is just the way you tube is.

You could try Visual Studio Code, which apparently supports Markdown. I tend to edit Markdown files in Emacs though. From: <main@jfw.groups.io> on behalf of Brian Vogel

Hi, Recently I’ve been having trouble with finding the Skip Ads button in YouTube. Today, several minutes into an 18 minute ad and being unable to find the Skip Ads button, I cornered a sighted

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Hello list, I am looking for a Markdown editor that works with JAWS. I am currently using Jarte to write Markdown and Pandoc to convert it. I have tried a couple of the Markdown editors for

Do this: 1. Press Jaws Key + J for the Jaws menu then H for Help and J for Jaws help Topics (of course you can also arrow to Help, right arrow to expand, arrow to Jaws help Topics and right arrow

Sieghard, Please send the sample spreadsheet to me via e-mail, as attachments get stripped (or at least they do on the web interface) by this Groups.io group. I'll take a look and download

Hi Bill To get Jaws on demand setup, press Jaws key + Space bar, then letter S. Same if you want to bet back to normal verbosity. Tanguy Le 07/06/2019 à 08:43, Bill White a

Hi, Sieghard. How did you bring up the help for speech on demand? When I enter Speech On Demand into the help topics, all I get back in response is a topic which directs me to JAWS Keystrokes. Bill

Hi Brian, I attached a little sample spreadsheet I made. I thought I followed your steps to set it up so Jaws will read the column and row titles, but I can’t get it to work, what am I doing

How can I set this up in a workbook which has let’s say 31 sheets, one for each day of the month. Each sheet is set up identically and I would like to se this up on the first sheet and have it so

Also never forget that all of this is covered in detail in Help > Jaws Help Topics. In this case here is what is said about speech on demand: Speech On Demand Speech On Demand is a feature that

This can be a very useful option for braille users who want some speech but don’t necessarily want Jaws to speak everything and it was really designed with braille users in mind. It is not a useful

Or, Here is the quick and durty way to get JAWS to read the row and columb titles. 1. Place the curser at the beginning of the row and at the top of the columb that you want spoken. 2. To get Jaws

Pardon my error, that last technique is the "when I only want it during this session" method with JAWS. This is how to set them in the spreadsheet itself such that JAWS will recognize their