Ah, let me assure you I take nothing personally because as I have said, whatever works for you is all that matters. My point to you is simply that the functionality does exist and you may have more keys to work with. We both agree nothing is perfect and to be honest I think there is one other aspect I failed to bring into the discussion and that is how you browse the web. I have to admit that I don't generally use the rotor. The reason is I use the Quicknav feature and groups mode. So, how I interact with a site will be different perhaps than you. So, to circle back around, my point of replying to the initial message is to state that becoming more familiar with those functions of VO and how to work with Safari will show that a lot of the functionality is there and the difference is going to be for one thing in the difference in commands. The one thing that does make VO different from JAWS or WE is the fact that the commands although seemingly more complex, do not interfere with the key commands of the OS. So, if you have a need to share your machine with a sighted person, you would not have to turn VO off. This of course means a more complex command set, but now with Quicknav, it does make things much easier. Of course now i'll have to play more with the rotor and see how that affects my browsing experience. I have to admit that once you are comfortable with a certain way of performing a task, it is hard to change, but then again, change is not always a bad thing. :)
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