F11 is a toggle totoggle fullscreen and normal screen.

- To me, not really. I very, very, very seldom see it used. The one exception being when people are showing a PowerPoint (or equivalent presentation manager) slide show on the computer screen

It may be accessible to a sighted user, but I don't see menus when I use the menu command as a blind user. Gene

- And this is correct. It is, truly, the full screen. There is no window border whatsoever. The content is presented edge to edge. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041

For a blind user, there is no advantage to full screen mode. But is there any advantage for sighted users? While I don't know this, I would think that the tool bars and menu bar wouldn't

- True, but hitting ALT+F makes the menu reappear, even in Fullscreen mode, what you open will be presented in fullscreen mode (e.g., settings) and once you finish doing whatever it is you're doing

I checked that after I wrote my message. I knew it generally does, but I didn't know about Chrome specifically. It hides the menu in that program, too. Therefore, I would say that full screen means

- It certainly might. You should know, for future reference, were you to accidentally throw yourself into fullscreen mode, exiting and restarting the browser will always have it restart in normal

 Full Screen will also hide the menues. Take care and stay safe. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. Go dodgers & Rams! Main's Law: For every action there is an equal and opposite government program.

I'm considerably more hopeful that what I wrote will solve the problem. I tried this in Chrome. It toggles between full screen and normal view. In full screen, I couldn't get to the

I was suspicious that something may not be set correctly in Edge. I did a Google search for something like hide address bar in new Edge. I found this which may not apply, especially since

There are times when using NVDA that I copy text in that way. NVDA has a problem where, when you copy text with browse mode on, no paragraphs are indicated.  You will have line after line of text

Hi Group, I can't speak about JAWS, but if you are using NVDA, if you turn off the virtual cursor with insert + space bar, and if you press control + A to select all and then control + C to copy, all

- The answer to that question would be a definitive, "Yes," were we talking about a third-party browser program, e.g., Chrome, Brave, Vivaldi, Firefox, that the end-user installed. When it comes to

I have had this happen and I can just press tab first then try again.

But if the commands work for other browsers, I wonder if the first step should be a reinstallation of the browser. Gene

I don't object to such a service making money from advertisements if you aren't being tracked and they aren't intrusive. And sites make money as well. But as far as I know, the Brave browser shares

- The only reason I'd say it might matter is this sort of misbehavior is typically "the canary in the coal mine." There should never be an instance where native Windows keyboard shortcuts, or program

There is either a problem with Edge or your computer. I'm not sure how it might be solved. But it may not matter unless someone can show reasons to use Edge rather than another Chrome-based or

What you said was confusing. Gene