I like to use VO or caps lock modifier F to find items on the page that I’m specifically looking for.
> On Jun 4, 2017, at 12:42 PM, Anne Robertson <a...@anarchie.org.uk> wrote: > > Hello Kawal, > > Navigating in Safari is a matter of personal preference. For some sites, I > like groups mode, but these days, Safari seems to behave better in DOM mode. > I use the Web Rotor all the time as it makes it very easy to go to the > desired heading, link or form contro. I also type in a letter or two of the > item I looking for to shorten the list of options. > So, when buying books from Kobo, I get to the search box using the Rotor and > Form controls. I press either VO-Space or Return to land on the search box > and type in the title of the book then navigate right to the GO button and > click it. > When the results page opens, I do VO-u for the Rotor and go to Links where I > type in the first couple of letters of the author’s name. When I find the > correct name in the list of links, I press either VO-Space or Return to land > there. I can then consult the results by navigating left and right through > the suggestions. > When it comes to navigating my bank’s site, I have several webspots set to > make it easier to find the links and buttons I use regularly. > I never bother with Quick Nav as I’m quite happy pressing lots of keys at > once. However, I do use VO-Cmd-h for Next heading, and VO-Cmd-m for next > heading of the same level quite a bit. VO-Cmd-l for next link, and VO-Cmd-v > for next visited link are also handy. > VO-a to read from current position is also useful. > > Cheers, > > Anne > > > >> On 3 Jun 2017, at 10:18, Kawal Gucukoglu <kgli...@icloud.com> wrote: >> >> Hi. >> >> Someone was asking about quick key navigation using Safari, which has >> reminded me of my question. >> >> I like many other people use online banking and rather than cursor down the >> page or do VO U to find links and headings and tables which I can't get to >> work once I find a field or table that I want as VO doesn't do anything once >> I press VO space on it, makes me think I am missing something for that not >> to work. >> >> Even though I use windows for work and my use of Jaws has somewhat >> deteriorated over the years because I don't have time to keep up with all >> screen readers and my dissolution with Freedom scientific as I had a row >> with them as they would not grant my jaws lives back, hence going to the >> mac, (but i am getting off my point), I would like to be able to be more >> effective using Safari because I use Apple at home and only use windows at >> work. It's not good enough for me to rely on my work computer to do my bank >> stuff as that isn't the answer. >> >> So I do ask someone to list me a few commands which will benefit my safari >> use please. >> >> What I'd like to do is like jaws be able to go from heading to heading in >> the same level as effectively as possible, as in jaws you can press 2 H to >> get to heading two and so on. So what about Safari please? >> >> I would also like to thank the person who was talking about the control key >> for using it to pause speech and to resume speech, as that was new for me. >> Also because when I stop interacting with the mac it says authentic user >> login panel image all the time, which is also very irritating and it starts >> reading again from the top of the document once you press the control key. >> How irritating. >> >> Sorry for making this message long but I wanted to try and explain >> everything from my prospective. >> >> Thank you in advance for your varied replies and responses and for taking >> the time for helping me with my questions. >> >> May you all have a good weekend and enjoy your varied lives. >> >> Kawal. >> >> -- >> The following information is important for all members of the Mac >> Visionaries list. >> >> If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, or if >> you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact the owners or >> moderators directly rather than posting on the list itself. >> >> Your Mac Visionaries list moderator is Mark Taylor. 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