Hello Jonathan,
The VO cursor now covers the whole content area rather than being inside it.
Some people who are new to the Mac have trouble getting the idea of interacting.
Cheers,
Anne
> On 16 Sep 2019, at 00:58, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
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> OK, I am confused. Running the latest Mojave
OK, I am confused. Running the latest Mojave when a web page loads after I have
entered it into the address bar, I get VO on the "Web Content" which means the
VO cursor is surrounding the entire page. From there, I can ask for the first
Heading, landmark or link and get there. I can also use
Hi!
I can stand it but the new way is more difficult to change the language.
Since braille is not as good as in windows i have to use speech in mac.
If braille were better i would use it with no speech.
/A
> 15 sep. 2019 kl. 19:57 skrev Anne Robertson :
>
> My normal practice is to jump to the
My normal practice is to jump to the first heading. You can also get the web
page statistics with VO-Shift-i, then you’d have an idea what you’re up against.
The VO cursor used to land in the content area, but it stopped doing that a
while ago.
Having used VoiceOver since its first appearance, I
synchronize keyboard focus and VO cursor is checked, but problem still
exists.
On 15.9.2019. 13:47, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
Open VoiceOver utility with VO-F8.
In the navigation category, you should have initial VO cursor is
Keyboard focus. Also, you probably want to have synchronize keyboard
Open VoiceOver utility with VO-F8.
In the navigation category, you should have initial VO cursor is Keyboard
focus. Also, you probably want to have synchronize keyboard focus and VO
cursor.
Jonathan
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
> On Sep 15, 2019, at 3:02 AM, Nebojša Tasić
