Re: State of Web Browser Accessibility
I have both JAWS and NVDA, purely in the interests of objectivity. FWIW, it wasn't so much the crashing for me, though I realise this can be a problem for some people, more the massive spikes in CPU load that make both the browser very unresponsive and the machine begin to slow down as a whole as the screen reader itself is impacted. You know there's something up when you need the taskkill tool just because a particular web page decides to use a Flash ad and your last session reload takes minutes instead of seconds. Quite sad really, that Firefox is _still_ a 32-bit process that cannot effectively make use of multiprocessor systems with lots of memory.
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