There are a variety of methods which work with different web pages.
My own preferences are as follows.
1. Press command shift R to see if the page can be interpreted by Reader.
If so you will just get the important part of the text read out. The BBC web
pages are good for this.
2. Failing that I
This topic leads to a question. Is there a list somewhere of what the FN key
does when held down in combination with other keys? Someone told me that FN VO
right/left arrow would jump to the beginning/end of a table or list, but in
Yorufukurou, where I would really like to use this, the command
Hi David,
Great point about item chooser. I'll definitely try it out.
Thanks.
On 11/4/2013 12:57 PM, David Griffith wrote:
There are a variety of methods which work with different web pages.
My own preferences are as follows.
1. Press command shift R to see if the page can be interpreted by
Hi Shannon,
The VO+home/end (which is FN+home/end) keys are for navigating to the
very first and last element at the current level. That means that to be
able to move to the beginning and end of anything, you would first have
to interact with it.
HTH
On 11/4/2013 3:56 PM, Shannon Reece
The way to jump to the top or bottom when using a Macbook Air, is to interact,
then hold down the fn and VO keys, and press shift and left arrow for top and
right arrow for bottom -
Andy
On 4 Nov 2013, at 12:26, Shannon Reece shannon.thebookw...@gmail.com wrote:
This topic leads to a
Hi Andy?
The problem is that when I'm navigating the web, I can't really interact
with a list; its items are flattened and i don't need to interact with
anything to read its contents (this also happens with tables). I have
been able to jump over a table by pressing VO+= so that I'd have to
Sorry, but I was actually replying to the question somebody else raised about
using the FN key to get to the top and bottom of a page -
Andy
On 4 Nov 2013, at 16:19, Parham Doustdar parha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Andy?
The problem is that when I'm navigating the web, I can't really interact
Hi all,
I’d like to be able to jump to the end of a table or a list of links while
navigating the web. Is such a thing possible using Voiceover?
I have looked at the keys that currently exist for navigating in the web, but
haven’t found anything relevant. To that end, I thought to ask whether
Hi,
You can use vo-end or vo-home to jump to the beginning or end of a table. As
for lists, perhaps you might look into groups mode? I believe they are treated
as separate entities in that case, and you can use the same keystroke to jumpy
o their ends.
Best,
Zack.
On Nov 3, 2013, at 10:18 AM,
I do not know about jumping in tables but I think that if you hit the end
key when in the links list you will jump to the end. I am not on my Mac at
the moment but this certainly works in item chooser so logically should work
there as well.
I forget what the MacBook equivalent of end key is.
Hi all,
Allow me to explain more what my question is really about.
I am navigating a webpage using VO+right arrow and left arrow. I get to
a long list, or a long table, that does not contain the content of the
webpage. Since I'd like to read the content and don't really care about
the stuff
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