I went ahead and gave the newest firefox, version 77 a try. Yes, it is definitely better than previous versions, voiceover is quite responsive with it. Is it ready to be used as someone's primary browser, not yet, there are still some issues with the voiceover cursor getting stuck and you have to use the tab key to get out of the section you are stuck in. Is it worth trying and perhaps offering some feedback to Mozilla? Yes, absolutely, let's hope this continues to improve. If you have used safari and Chrome, you will notice that there are slight differences in how each browser presents information to voiceover, for example, chrome points out the start and end of lists in some places that safari doesn't. Microsoft Edge presents things exactly the same way that Chrome does since they use the same code. Firefox has its own unique way of presenting things, again, I would suggest giving it a try and offering some feedback, it would be awesome if Firefox's voiceover support could become as good as Safari, Chrome and Edge.
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