He is, but that doesn’t answer the questions I posed. I don’t know what his work is nor if there are anywhere near enough screen-reader beta or alfa testers. I said in my first message on the

I thought James Teh was a Mozilla employee? -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by sending a message to: wp4newbs-request@... with 'subscribe' in the Subject field OR

The episode raises questions. Are there blind people beta testing and if so, how many are there? The number appears to be inadequate since this problem should have been found long before release.

I have reported this on Bugzilla. The bug number is 1714212. If others would like to search it out & leave a comment confirming it, obviously the more the merrier (or sadder, actually). But I do

That isn’t what I was referring to. I was referring to changing the word options to settings. Changing this one word will create an enormous amount of work for the volunteers who write and keep

That may be, I haven’t checked but you don’t have to accept updates so it is just as effective as turning them off. When you get the message you may issue the command alt n. And you don’t

The setting is part of the general section, so it should be reachable without any extra steps. I agree that these changes sometimes seem unnecessarily, but to be fair: Firefox has now been like this

You are correct, but the default is to install automatically The only other option is to be notified , but you cannot turn updates off

You can control updates. You may have to turn browse mode off to see the part of the options or settings dialog where you select the category you will work with. Previously, the update selection

That's not accurate, Chris. There are options in Firefox to choose when to install updates. -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by sending a message

It is possible that eventaully the update will just install anyway, however there is a button to activate in settings/general that lets you choose to not update firefox automatically (it does *check8

Firefox automatically updates itself, Theres no way to stop it from doing so anymore

Hi, Seems I also have this problem - it worked fine the first time after installation but once firefox got closed and started again, I only got unknown elements. as said here already,Starting with

Set the browser to notify you when updates are available but not to automatically update. Perhaps updates aren’t sent to all users simultaneously but since you may be updated at any time, you may

So, how long before we all get v.89 unless we take steps not to update. Don't want to be caught unawares before this happens.

The other person who reported the probloem said she couldn’t use Narrator with Firefox either. Whatever the problem is, it isn’t an NVDA problem. it isn’t a good idea to use old browsers.

Thanks for the heads up. I was going to try it myself. I was going to try it later after I come back from being out. I am not going to waist my time on it. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I've tried both w/the NVDA beta as well as the stable version, folks. It's broken on my system, & that includes w/Narrator & Jaws also. -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by

Obviously not, since I'm the 1 who actually started this thread. Given that at least 1 other individual is experiencing this, & given that Mozilla has made significant underlying changes to its

I'm not using the NVDA beta.