Hello,
Basically, DOM order with Safari and VoiceOver displays the website how it
visually appears. There is no attempt to organize or group elements, and the
user navigates the site just as a sighted person would see them do so.
Groups mode attempts to organize the website into groups of similar content.
In essence, VoiceOver tries to simplify and display content in a way in which a
blind user can see what belongs to what areas of a website.
The best way to see the difference is to take a site you are familiar with
and try browsing it from either perspective. This will really give you the best
idea.
In order to change the order of your favorites, you have to choose to, Edit
Bookmarks, from the Bookmarks menu of Safari. In there, you will find a table
that lists your favorites. You want to expand the section that says, Favorites,
if it’s not already expanded, and then copy and paste the favorites with
command-c and Command-v to organize them how you would like them to appear in a
specific order.
Take Care
John D. Panarese
Director
Mac for the Blind
Tel, (631) 724-4479
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On Mar 7, 2020, at 4:58 PM, Joan Ann Brosnan <jabrosnan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all
I would be very grateful for some help with Safari.
My first question is can someone tell me the difference between the Dom
setting and the group setting in voiceover.
My second question is about managing favourites in safari. There are
favourites using the command option +numbers to access a webhsite quickly. Is
it possible for me to change those websites to ones that I regularly use?
Thanks for help
Joan Ann.
Sent from my iPhone
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