Whether or not this has changed, we don’t want to encourage websites to create separate accessible versions. They will invariably lag the main website.

Or use Chrome.

Amazon checkout works fine with Chrome. Not broken at all.

Chris, I haven't heard the software version, which others recommend, but I recall that it can be added to JAWS via the synthesizer and braille manager in utilities. If you find a source for it, I hope

Chris, be sure to avoid Dectalk USB, which purports to sound like Dectalk Express but which, sadly, doesn’t.

Virtual cursor copying is my default.

I sometimes experience this problem as well with JAWS 2020 (latest release), and the workaround is the same as yours: unloading and reloading JAWS. However, I’ve found on one website, the Guardian new

Robin, I sometimes get this log-in screen. I press enter, and it goes away.

Shirley, A puzzle. Can you post which email client you use, which version of Windows, and which of JAWS? Maybe then someone can suggest something to check in settings. Whatever you do, don’t abandon H

I have no trouble reading her email as it was posted. I do have trouble when reading it as presented in your reply. Perhaps you should make the adjustment in your system. I'd think no lister should ha

Hi, Bill. Here, you're bringing up yet a third type of refresh. If I understand this one correctly, the JAWS quick setting is designed to limit how much a website can interfere with JAWS by constant r

Another way of expressing this is that F5 refreshes the screen. It isn't something you turn off. Let me add that I typically follow F5 with the JAWS command insert-escape. In describer mode, JAWS call

If I understand your question correctly, you could search for a paragraph mark and replace it with two paragraph marks. Thus: Control-h for search and replace. Type ^p in the search field. ^ is shift-

When this happens to me, I need to unload and reload JAWS. Have you done that?

Thanks, Tom. I’m afraid that turns out to be the displayed setting, so any solution for my email tables problem lies elsewhere.

Tom, where is the “default settings section”? I’m still having the problem, and I’m hoping your solution will also be mine. Thanks.

Tom, You have to be very specific in how you search for this item, as follows: Open an email message in Outlook and place focus in it. The “Layout table” item won’t appear otherwise. Press JAWS key+v.

Tom, I notice that no one has responded to your post. My system is the same as yours except I’m using Outlook 2016, not 2013, and thunderbird. However, I am having the same problem. I don’t have a sol

David, As always, a thoughtful post, and this one so comprehensive. Two thoughts: First, like many JAWS users, I tend to have more than one version on my system. Each has its own hotkey. I wonder if c

It’s a good question. As a button, you should be able to reach it by pressing the letter “b.” If “b” does get you there, I’d feel confident you’ll click the right control. If that doesn’t work, anothe