Actually, Andy, I googled, and though I found steps for
installing Chrome and Chromevox, the problem is, for us blind
users, since Orca doesn't read anything in Chrome short of the
menu bar, if even that, don't recall, it makes signing in, and
downloading/activating the Chromevox extension impossible in the
traditional way of getting things working as the articles from
google seem to be suggesting by opening Chrome, signing into your
google account, going to extensions, searching for Chromevox, and
adding/activating it.
I've been unsuccessful at finding specifics through Google on
deploying this task from a blind Orca standpoint.
Chris.
On 2/20/2018 5:12 PM, Andy B wrote:
Google will tell you.
Sent from my iPhone
I'm using Ubuntu. Can someone please give me step by step
exactly the instructions to install Google chrome and get
it up and talking with Chromevox? I should be fine with
the browser once I get it up and running, as I'm pretty
familiar with how Chromevox works. I just need to know how
to get it up and running to start with.
Thanks.
Chris.
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