This has already pretty much been said, but I always configure my 
browsers to open up new pages in their own tabs whenever possible. I'll 
also use control+enter to force this as well. When I'm done with a site, 
I just hit control+w and I'll always be taken back to where I left off 
in my previous sites. I haven't noticed the problem with clicking on a 
link taking me to the wrong web site, but I haven't used Internet 
Explorer in years.


On 01/04/2018 03:03 PM, gary-melconian wrote:
> Harry, this is why I always have chrome and firefox ESR on board my pc's .when something does not work in firefox , then I launch chrome. Also installed all the chrome accessibility extensions and I think that chrome is much faster compared to firefox or edge.
>
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> Subject: [VICUG-L] finally folks, our screen reader and link problem, *S O L V E D!!
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> Hi folks,
>
> First, my thanks to all of you, for the great information, that's why this list is so great, because we help each other!
>
> Someone on the list mentioned to me, that they had the same problem with NVDA and not going to the right link, so, I knew then, that it was not a jaws issue!
>
> So, then, I said, "well, what the heck, let's try Google Chrome, and use the same web page that I will give you all in a minute. So, I tried it, and clicked on the link called older posts, and you know what folks?
> Google Chrome went to the exact page, where it was supposed to go.
>
> If you want to try it for yourself, here's the link I tested with google chrome, and remember, to click on the link called older posts.
>
> The link is
>
> https://iaccessibility.net/category/ia-cast
>
> Harry
>
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