Harry,


I remember having the same issue you describe with Edge. I pressed 
ctrl+l, then typed

www.google.com

but I couldn't seem to arrow down. I think I solved the problem by 
pressing alt+tab or maybe ctrl+tab. When I did that, all was fine. I 
just tried opening Edge in Narrator, etc., and I didn't have that 
problem, so what I did must have fixed it for good.


About setting Edge as your default, Whenever I use Edge, I start getting 
a nag in the Action bar (Windows+a) about making Edge my default 
browser, so you might try going there. The other thing you can do is 
press the Start key and type "set default apps." On the screen that 
comes up, tab to default Browser Internet Explorer, press enter there, 
and press enter on Edge on the list of apps.


Hope this helps.


Ciao




On 4/29/2017 1:46 AM, Harry Brown wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Back again, using windows 10, creators update, with Narrator, and 
> NVDA, as well.
>
> Here's the problem, when I launch Microsoft Edge, it says to enter a 
> web page address or search term, so, I press control l then, I type in
>
> www.google.com
>
> It opens google, but I cannot down arrow through the page, using caps 
> lock space bar for scan, and I cannot down arrow, and, I cannot down 
> arrow using the arrow keys in NVDA!
>
> Here I was telling all of you how good Edge was, well, maybe I'll have 
> to eat my words!
>
> I'll tell you this though, when I type in a very graphical web page, like
>
> www.weather.com
>
> it loads in 5 seconds here!
>
> I have to be able to read web pages, or, I will stay with internet 
> explorer.
>
> Anyone else find this problem with narrator or NVDA in Microsoft Edge?
>
> My tab key doesn't even let me tab down web pages. It keeps saying 
> Microsoft Edge window, and then I can tab to close, minimize, maximize.
>
> This is rediculous.
>
> Harry
>
>
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