Microsoft Teams is quite accessible with screen readers. There are definitely some inconsistencies in its interface but it's quite easy to use once you give it a chance. Its audio is superb

And, as an aside, Microsoft being Microsoft there is a ton of official documentation on using Teams with a screen reader. All of these come up in the top 10 or so search results from:

Mike, Just curious if it actually stops autoplay for all media? I've got an extension installed that stops autoplay next for YouTube content, and it works like a charm, but it's only

If one suspects that a mailing list exists for a given topic where accessibility is involved, doing a web search is going to turn it up. If you believe it's on Groups.io, and there is one for

Hi, Heather. I run the Teams list. To subscribe, send email to teams-access+subscribe@groups.io I use Teams every day at work with both JAWS as well as with NVDA and will be happy

I've seen cases where saving in that method saves the html file instead of the audio file. This may be because JAVA script is being used to redirect the browser or perhaps I'm wrong and something

Oh, thank you for this info. I will ad it to brave. Cheers Heather Sent from Mail for Windows 10

- Gene, unless the screen reader is doing something very weird on its own, the gaining of focus on a link, any link, and bringing up the context menu to "save link as" or "save target" or whatever

 Hi Heather, I found the information below at this URL. https://community.brave.com/t/i-want-to-stop-all-autoplay/95116 Quick easy answer: Install AutoplayStopper as an extension. More

If it plays, you will likely find a pause button if you go to the top of the screen, then press the letter b until you hear pause. If you are listening for that one word, I hope your hearing

Hello, I do not use teams but, I think there is a list to help those who do use teams. Can some one please post it here? I think I heard they added jaws scrips you can use. Cheers Heather Sent

You can but I don't know if it works as often as the method I gave. Someone with more technical knowledge may know. Sometimes a link redirects you to the file, which then plays. In that case, I

Hi, Any thoughts on using Microsoft teams using jaws latest? Please subscribe to my youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFzrNcgBfHguK-LnnJMMylA Also, you may follow me on

Yes, that works however, some times my hearing difficulty comes to plabe me and sometimes the audio does not stop. I cant here the jaws when the media starts playing at the same time. So I always make

You could also move your focus to the link containing the media, press shift-f10 or the Applications key and choose the Save Target option. David Goldfield, Blindness Assistive Technology

Also, and it doesn't matter the browser, if you have focus on a media link and the intent is to save the content, not play it, just bring up the context menu and do so. The verbiage varies slightly

You may not be able to stop files from playing. I've seen this discussed off and on with this or that browser. But there is another way to save the files that works just as well. Follow the link

Hello, I cant find where I need to check so my media does not play in brave. So I can download my mp3 files to my media player. I have set with chrome and firefox. But for some reason

I use Codex to decrypt Kindle content which I then import into Voice Dream Reader. I prefer VDR's voices to those of iOS and VDR also offers a smoother reading experience over the Kindle app, which

So long as you give it a decrypted file, it would be able to read it. other wise, it can't read Kindle books in the default format since you can't even import your encrypted Kindle content to Voice