Re: Why on earth can I no longer read tables in Safari?

Yes, . . . this definitely has helped, but I, too, am having a serious hit and miss issue which I have absolutely never experienced before. Of course, given that fact, it seems that everywhere I go on the web now has tables with which I must deal. *Grumble*. Christine > On Sep 23, 2015, at

Re: Why on earth can I no longer read tables in Safari?

Christine, Have you tried turning quick nav off and when you get close to the table just using the arrow keys without any modifiers? If I can arrow down into the table , sometimes, once I am there I can then use the VO plus arrow keys to navigate. Using the arrow keys alone along with the

Re: Why on earth can I no longer read tables in Safari?

Thanks that all makes sense. Strangely I am still having lots of trouble with tables. It is hit and miss. One thing I figured out to help a little bit is to use the down arrow to get into the table. Not a VO down arrow but just the down arrow with quick nav turned off. Christina -- You

Re: Why on earth can I no longer read tables in Safari?

The first thing that comes to mind is table intractability. I know it's probably not the issue, but give it a shot. Hit vo-equals on a webpage and see if tables start working normally again. If not, hit it again to turn it back off. > On Sep 22, 2015, at 13:43, Christine Grassman

Re: Why on earth can I no longer read tables in Safari?

Oh my gosh! I was having the exact same problem. I could not figure out what was going on. I tried VO plus the equal sign and all I got was a bonk sound but suddenly I could access a table that I could not before. Can you please explain what this vo plus equal sign command is for. I don’t

Re: Why on earth can I no longer read tables in Safari?

Christina, The VO equals command seems to collapse tables. This command appears to be a toggle so will expand a collapsed table as well. I believe this command is useful for hiding tables you may not care about. I hope this helps. > On Sep 22, 2015, at 4:28 PM, Christina C.

Re: Why on earth can I no longer read tables in Safari?

What he said. :) To add to it, the reason it sometimes just bonks is that you seem to have to be on a table, or at least a page with tables, at the time. If you're not, it may not do anything. > On Sep 22, 2015, at 19:34, Pablo Sandoval wrote: > > Christina, > The VO