I believe the anniversary date for Windows 10 is July 29, but I
can't swear on a stack of bibles. I don't know anything specific
about what the major update will include, but even if changes are
minor, I really think it's time for people on earlier versions of
Windows to come on forward. I use Windows 10 with Jaws and NVDA
for work and leisure everyday.
Regarding what browser to use in place of Internet Explorer,
Firefox and Chrome work fine. both work a lot better on Windows 8
and 10 than in earlier versions, where Firefox especially tended
to crash. Chrome can be used with ChromeVox, its own screen
reader, or with whatever you're using on your own system.
On 5/12/2016 5:23 PM, John O'Rourke
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Listers:
Microsoft is
not planning a major update until the first anniversary of
Windows 10. What can Explorer users do
In the
interim?
John
O’Rourke
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Hopefully, jaws will come out with 18
that will be at compatible soon. It probably won't happen
until the fall though.
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