Dear Serah, Thanks so much for speaking up! the lack of development of tech for the blind isn't that the blind are aminority, there are millions of us around the world and we could be avery powerful

Agreed. So sit down, compose your rants to the skype team as I have stated before and see where it gets you. If it gets you nowhere then there is always the door as my professors have said.

Who said anyting about pressing two keys. I just use one and it is awesome. You again are the minority here.

Then sit down, write your feedback to skype directly and not here. We have already heard it. If you you don't like it there is always zoom or the delete key. You tend to sound like a broken record

 English is not my native language, so probably I wasn't clear enough so you didn't understand too much, but I never said that I know something or that I am the voice of who knows who. I just

and going through the proper channels and entering in to civil discourse has worked so badly for the rest of us. I'm sorry, but this attitude that you know everything and how you say it is

 I don't put too much effort, and I don't consider them negative. I just compared 2 products, one that I like and another one that I don't like. That's all. It wouldn't be helpful at all to contact

100% more effort and time? Really? How much effort and time do you put in to composing the emails you do finding every negative thing you can? that's wasted energy and effort

 I'm also tired to explain you that not all the people have the same needs from the same applications, because it seems that it is hard for you to understand. Pressing 2 keys instead of one takes

 Of course. But if we can't stop it it doesn't mean that we should pretend that it is better for us even if it is not. The web interface is better for the sighted because is more flexible. The web

 Yes you are right. We are a minority and we will always be disadvantaged because of this. This is what I am saying. But this doesn't mean that we shouldn't say this just because we can't change

Hi Doug, OK, I understand. "everything can be seen that way regardless of tab order". This is exactly what I might want from some applications, and exactly what I don't want from an application

Well, the web interfaces for most apps now a days are the way app devs are doing it so in my humble opinion either change or get left behind. We are not stopping.

that's not my point at all. in fact, you know what? forget it. I'm done. Time and Time again, people have given you solutions and whatnot and other feedback to help you improve your

that's not my point at all. in fact, you know what? forget it. I'm done. Time and Time again, people have given you solutions and whatnot and other feedback to help you improve your

It is worth noting that the scripts from fS also turn off the birtual cursor. Roy

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