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Date:	Thu, 23 Jun 2022 08:26:26 -0400
Reply-To:	Duane Farrar <[log in to unmask]>
Subject:	I installed the JAWS 2022 update and now accessible Wordle is broken
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Hi All,

I installed the latest JAWS 2022 update that popped up when I turned on 
my computer this morning and rebooted the computer after the install. 
Then I went to the Wordle web site to play the daily word, but the 
Chrome extension that makes Wordle accessible was no longer working. I 
managed to play today's word with the help of my sighted spouse, but now 
I am wondering how to fix this going forward? I thought about removing 
and reinstalling the Chrome extension, but I don't know if that would 
make any difference? I am open to all suggestions. It could also be that 
the two events are unrelated and the problem with Wordle is coincidental 
to the JAWS install, but I suspect not.

Thanks,
Duane

-- 
Duane Farrar

"In ferrum pro libertate ruebant"


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