[gui-talk] Firefox questions

[David Goldfield]

Wayne,
When you are prompted to remember a password you've entered into a Web 
site with Firefox, press alt-R for remember. This will take you to the 
list of options. Press the tab key a few times. There is a menu which my 
screen reader reads as a submenu but you need to press the tab key one 
more time at this time and there is a remember password button. Press 
the spacebar to get FF to remember the saved password.
Ctrl-H should bring up history in Firefox as well.

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                  David Goldfield,
         Assistive Technology Specialist

On 2/21/2015 10:42 PM, Wayne Merritt via gui-talk wrote:
> Good evening. I installed Firefox on my Windows 7 laptop last weekend
> for some accessibility testing, but really like it. It is faster than
> Internet Explorer 9, seems more responsive with JAWS 16, and I love
> the included spell checker that works just like the one in Word. As a
> new Firefox user, I have some beginner questions, such as:
> 1. When writing in a password I am prompted for the browser to
> remember that username/password for the website. How do I go to that
> message and approve it?
> 2. Is there a keystroke to bring up the history in the browser? In
> Internet Explorer it was Control H.
> 3. I realize I can search for this information, but my life is very
> busy of late. Is there a site that has keystrokes for both browsers,
> such as in a comparison chart? That would really help me, to see what
> worked before and what will work now in FF.
>
> Thanks all,
> Wayne Merritt
>