Hi all,
How can I get ChromeVox on my Mac?
Is there a way to download it using VoiceOver?
On 11/10/2011, Kevin Chao wrote:
> Chris, Alex, and others:
>
> There are many things that i use a computer for, both professionally
> and academically. Unfortunately Safari/VoiceOver doesn't work
> effecti
Chris, Alex, and others:
There are many things that i use a computer for, both professionally
and academically. Unfortunately Safari/VoiceOver doesn't work
effectively or efficiently for me. So, Google Chrome Web Browser and
ChromeVox addresses most of these things very well.
For example, Docs, G
Hi Scott,
Google accessibility has a great, thorough, and complete feedback form
that they monitor constantly, add issues to bug tracker, and based on
demand/priorities, will address very rapidly. Please visit:
https://services.google.com/fb/forms/accessibilityfeedback/
and provide Google accessib
You can mix and match. While removing Safari might have bad side
effects, Chrome is just another app which you can install, use and
remove at will. So that also means you can have them both launched
concurrently.
CB
On 10/10/11 5:22 PM, Johnny Angel! wrote:
Hi all,
Do you guys have both bro
Hi all,
Do you guys have both browsers installed on a single Mac? Or do you have to
first delete Safari before installing Chrome?
Thanks,
Johnny
On Oct 10, 2011, at 6:29 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
> Kevin,
>
> I tried Chrome with the speech and I have to tell you that I'm just not
> impressed.
Can you access the Downloads window with Chrome?
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Subject: Re: replace Safari with Chrome
As I understand it, though, you don't need ChromeVox except for Google
apps, and VO works the rest of the time? Of course you can use
ChromeVox all the time, but is it necessary?
On 10/10/11, Kevin Chao wrote:
> Yes, personally, I mainly use Chrome/ChromeVox and absolutely enjoy,
> appreciate, an
Hi
I know this is only different opinions and probably a matter of preference but
i'll never stop using voiceover and probably will not begin using chromevox
because of it's clumcy navigation, especially when it comes to tables, so if
Chrome worked well with vo, and i mean just as well as Safa
Kevin,
I tried Chrome with the speech and I have to tell you that I'm just not
impressed. I wonder if there are some settings I should/need to change, but the
experience is not quite what I expected. For example, when I type something
into a text field, the speech babbles on without a way to st
Yes, personally, I mainly use Chrome/ChromeVox and absolutely enjoy,
appreciate, and can be very productive. I almost never touch Safari and haven't
done so since I've been using Chrome web browser. Most of my usof Mac OS X
VoiceOver has stopped because of ChromeVox.
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On Oc
Hi all, i briefly tried out Chrome today and it seemed to work fine with Vo,
even without ChromeVox. Is it safe, from an accessibility standpoint, to use
Chrome all the time in place of Safari? I have heard a lot of complaints about
Safari being busy all the time, and while I have not found this
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