Hello folks.

 

I'm usually pretty good at this stuff, but I'm stumped for the moment and
maybe someone here could offer a suggestion. I'm trying to download a direct
deposit form from my bank. This is a pdf file. I mostly just need some of
the info from the form and may not actually be filling it out online. At any
rate, I am using Firefox, JAWS 18 and Windows 10. When I click on the link
to the form, it is supposed to open a pDF in the Adobe viewer, perhaps in
its own window. JAWS reads a message that Firefox has blocked the website
from opening a popup window, and I hear it say "alt-o for options", and also
"click to close this message". Obviously, I want the file to open. I've come
across dialogues like this before, such as the standard file download one,
and don't generally have a problem with them. However, here, pressing alt-o
doesn't seem to do a damn thing. I can't re-click the link at all; if I try
doing it again, I don't think that initial alert even pops up . not until I
re-log-in to the bank site. I've tried saving the link to my drive, but it's
just an html file that probably generates a part of the pdf content, and I
can't access it this way. Any ideas? Why am I not able to interact properly
with this dialogue box?   

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