jaws versus window eyes, thoughts?
Hey all. So without mentioning NVDA, which i'm sure most of us use, i'm curious for those jaws and window eyes users, which screenreader do you prefer as far as stability, features and useability? I think it's pretty well known that jaws doesn't seem to change much over the years, just adding features here and there, but not really being innovative. In fact, this reminds me of the death of screenreader innovation written by a former employee of Freedom Scientific, which i believe Trenton might have linked to in a different topic. But i suppose this topic is more to ask in your point of view, which piece of software would you, or will you, continue to use long term. Remember, NVDA doesn't count, as we have meticulously concluded can stand up to any commercial product. One final point i'd like to mention is, which screenreader would you use in a job setting? For example, let's say you were a system administrator for a big company, or a software dev eloper. Which would you use for software like remote desktop, server maintenance, or programming. These are just some points of discussion, so have at it!
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