Using Edge, I ran a search on"Jeff Dreams DVS." I found a page that
lists audio tracks for described movies. They appear to be free, but I
didn't spend a lot of time exploring that side of things.
Anyway, if I just arrow to a movie title and press the
context/applications key, I do find a Save As link, but pressing enter
there makes Edge want to save the html page.
However, if I tab to the title and press the context/applications key,
the Save As link makes Edge want to download the audio file.
So ... navigate to the page by arrowing, using screen search, or trying
some other method. Then Shift+tab once to move away from the title, and
finally tab once to return to the title. The context key and Save As
should work as you expect.
On 6/4/2021 4:14 PM, Christopher Chaltain wrote:
> I'm confused why you say there's no context menu with the Edge browser. I'm not familiar with this web site, but when I find links on other web sites in Edge, I can just tap the applications key to bring up the context menu. What screen reader are you using and what happens when you hit the applications key or the shift+f10 key combination?
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> Brian,
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> There may be a link labeled 'download' and that is the one you want to select. Your browser will just download the file in the folder you have set up for that download. Most likely it will be the downloads folder. After you activate the link, check your downloads folder. Most likely files will be sorted newest to oldest so the movie should be the first file in the list. If you select the download link and the file isn't in your download folder, you may have security enabled in your browser to prevent you from downloading files.
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> If what I suggested fails, search the page for a button labeled download or save. Try activating that button. It may or may not work depending on if the button was defined correctly to the HTML.
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> Dan
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> When I try to download a moviefrom Jeff Dreams dvs site I go to the link that I want and there is no context menu. If I press enter on the link it just plays I don't want to play the movie I want to down load it. How do I get to the save link aswhen there is no context menu. In google chrome I get a message saying that this can't be down loaded securly. In ie everything works as it should there is the context menu and I can get to the save link as. Next year when ie gos away I will not be able to down load dvs movies because I can not do it with either chrome or edge.
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