I'm not sure why you need Firefox to read a web page, even if it's the 
help information for Thunderbird, but either way, for reading pages, 
it's going to work just like Internet Explorer or Chrome. I'm not sure 
what browser and screen reader you're familiar with. Use F6 to get 
around the different areas of the browser just like you do with the 
other browsers. Use control+l to get to the launch bar and control+o to 
open a file on your hard drive.


On 03/06/2018 03:03 PM, Rebecca DeGeorge wrote:
> I haven't used Firefox, but now need to in order to access the help
> for Thunderbird. When What do I do to use it now?
>
> Is there an archive I can go to fromt his list/
>
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