again, this is where your quick nav keys for web interaction come in to play. because you simply press e to enter your edit field, and you're there. then tap your space bar to go in to forms

I can't answer that question with authority because I haven't asked anyone for details. My guess, though, is that some people prefer a virtual cursor initially because everything can be seen that way

 "Octavien, if you put as much energy in to learning the new skype as you do complaining about it, you'd have nothing to complain about.". I already told you that this is not true. I put a lot of

 Yes, that's true. In some cases it might be faster to navigate in the web interface, but the problem I see is that the web interface is not standard, and anytime can appear something new in that

Sounds good. Why are there people that don't prefer to do this? Are there any disadvantages? I see as the single reason for not preferring this if some content is presented as text in the HTML

so do I, on both platforms, windows and mac. IOS and android, well, that's a whole other ballgame, but, it's certainly better than it ever was. Octavien, if you put as much

I don't mind the web inerface, in fact, I find myself navigating a lot faster in the web interface than the older interface but thats just me.

My 7 is still working, although I got 8 working ok enough on my windows 10 2006 laptop. Ok enough for what I use it for.

I hope these changes I’m about to read will come to Skype for Windows 10 as well. They need some work. Its usable, but their certain things NVDA doesn’t read well. An aside here. Does anyone have

My scripts do, in fact, turn off the virtual PC cursor by default; you can turn it back on as you wish. Not everyone prefers this approach for Electron apps, I find; and the stock FS scripts for

Any improvement is good, but these are small improvements while bigger issues will never be solved. The biggest issue: Skype 8 uses a web interface. This issue might be worked around if the scripts

https://blogs.skype.com/news/2018/10/31/new-accessibility-improvements-in-skype-8-0/?utm_content=79383788&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

Aha! This I can work with - it means the mrw script is compiled with a JAWS version that produced a jsb that you can't use. That probably means that the mrw scripts don't work below JAWS 16 after all,

Script load error. The mrw/freedom scientific jsb is not the proper version; something like that. I couldn't copy and paste it.

Can you let us know the actual message you get from mrw on your system?

That's possible. The odd thing is, the scripts for Skype worked perfectly all day Wednesday. Only yesterday, they stopped.

Maybe you need to do a reinstall of jaws.

The MRW scripts don't work here with jaws 15 and windows 7. It seems there's something not quite right with JAWS. It says something to that effect on installation.

Yes.

Doug: The MRW scripts: Do they work with windows 7?