Hi!
I tried the Firefox safe mode, and it worked. I could browse the page as
expected and I could get to the menus. I will need to start FF this way,
because, when I closed the browser and launched it again, I was back to the
ding with the silent treatment and no menus.
Debby
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Debby,
You are right. Shortly after my posting the workaround, yet another
version (56.01) came out from Mozilla, and swoopsy, there all
accessibility flew out the windows. The recent version of Firefox, in
very short and sharp words, is USELESS for WinEyes users.
I personally ended up going
I'm not sure if I am implimenting the work-around correctly, but I'm
getting an error message saying something like:
access denied - you will need to provide administrator permission to
hange these settings. Click continue to complete this operation.
On 10/26/2017 2:08 AM, David via Talk wrote
And, if you press Enter on Continue?
This message often comes up, if you are trying to alter system settings,
or when performing adjustments that will affect what Windows consider
elementary processes. Usually, pressing the Continue, will force the
action to be performed. Hence, may you try do
