Does http://www.wats.ca/articles/firefoxandjaws/71  help?
Apparently there is a JAWS Adaptation for Mozilla Firefox.

Denise
http://can-you-hear-me.org/


On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 20:47:25 -0500, Lynn Evans <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> For The Firefox users on the list:
>
> Firefox add-ons
>
> These days, computer users are deep in battle with adware and spyware.
> Given the programming ability on the dark side, Microsoft's Internet
> Explorer is just too dangerous.
>
> That's why most of us at the office switched to Firefox. It's fast,
> and, so far, safe.
>
> Firefox has some great add-ons, too. Known as extensions, they
> make the browser more convenient to use. Auto Copy, for example,
> automatically sends selected text to your clipboard. And FlashGot
> handles massive downloads.
>
> Some sites are written specifically for Internet Explorer. When you
> hit one, use IE View. This extension opens Internet Explorer. When
> you finish that site, close IE and go back to Firefox.
>
> Check out this site for these and other enhancements to your
> Firefox browser.
>
> TO VISIT THIS SITE, GO HERE:
> https://addons.update.mozilla.org/extensions/
>
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