Gene, That is one I really haven’t made use of. I’ll have to see how it works for providing the kind of information I’m usually looking for. Thanks.

You can move by separator, the letter s, as well. On some sites, that is an important way to move. Gene

If you do a google search for Amazon mobile site, you will see this as a very early result. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/fp.html?id=fs You can tell it's the correct link without even going to the

Chris G, you don't say what browser you're using, unless I missed something somewhere. Nor do you tell us which OS you're using, which could also factor into this discussion. -- Remember! Friends

Actually, I think most sighted folk would like a bit less stuff on some of these sites. I always jump by headings, or by buttons, or I look for edit fields. Sometimes I search for a specific word,

A part of me does think: Why would we promote using a separate site that offers the same service, just because we have a disability? It has been a while since I have used Amazon on a computer, since I

This may take some digging around, but see if your browser allows the user agent to be changed. You may have to enable developer mode.

That is just the regular URL. Seems like there is some code one can put in their browser settings to always open the mobile version. Basically, I think that this setting sends the message to the site

I just went to Amazon.com on my phone, and this is the address it gave: https://www.amazon.com Chris

I just tried: https://m.amazon.com/ and that does not work. I know there are other URLs for mobile sites, maybe someone on a phone or tablet can go to Amazon's site and send us the exact URL for the

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I hope nobody else has that sticky cookie problem that I had after visiting that access page. Glenn

I do that too with FaceBook, that is, the m.FaceBook page. Glenn

This is the version of the Amazon site I use, and I have no problem going back to the main site if that is what I want. http://www.amazon.com/access Hope this helps, Chris

Glenn, thank you for submitting the complaint to Amazon about not being able to revert back to the main site, without deleting cookies. I am someone who does find it easier to let a new page load for

Jaws, as with Cobra, scripts come as part of the Jaws install. That is what several Jaws users have told me. Brian Hartgen's scripts are in addition. Be all this as it may, Soundforge 12.5 is not

It is pretty slimmed down, with separate links for details and reviews and questions and answers. I make use of all that information, and I don't like having to open a new page or window for that

I thought I remembered the accessibility link being the same as the mobile site years ago. It must have changed. I know a lot of sites did encourage use of the mobile version for accessibility. It

Uh, I'm not meaning hear to be rude, but as a professional sound engineer, I can say with absolute certainty, that unless there is functionality I'm not seeing, which is unlikely, I use Soundforge

The accessibility link is not the same as the mobile page. I stopped using the accessible page, and if you go there once, a cookie will need to be manually removed if you ever want the regular