I'm in a writers group that collaborates using Google Docs, and after a few sessions, I should have a good idea of what works well and what doesn't. I hope to produce a blog from my notes, but I want to use it for a few more weeks so I am confortable with it. Any of you who seem to believe Google Docs works fine with VoiceOver, I'd certainly like to know how your experience differs from mine, and figure out how I can change my usage so I have a better experience. The tool called Review Suggested Edits doesn't appear to be accessible, in that it gives you no way to review the change with VoiceOver before selecting Accept or Reject. For documents with Track Changes (or Suggested edits in Google Docs parlance), there is no easy way to review the changes and accept or reject them. I need to move focus back to 'Document Content' and interact with it again (VO+Down Arrow).Ĥ.

Sometimes the arrow keys don't move within the document, as if I'm no longer interacting with the document text. Using Google Docs' native keyboard shortcuts to move through a document, such as Control+Command+N, Control+Command+C to move to next comment, are often ignored and need to be repeated multiple times in order to work.ģ. Google Drive is a convenient tool for saving your files in a cloud storage that’s attached to your Google account. VO+A to read a document is also inconsistent.Ģ. Why you might need to use Google Drive app on Mac. (VO+Command+PageUp and PageDown, for example). VoiceOver commands to move to next or previous sentence or paragraph don't work, or work inconsistently.

This is with latest MacOS and a new install of Google Chrome, per the Google Docs documentation I cited above.ġ. I've been trying to learn it over the past few days and have ran into quite a few issues.

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