best gore videos? Tor full time? Wtf dude

Again, professional, edgelord.
Bestgore and the deepweb are practically prerequisites.
Not to mention liveleak, /r/watchpeopledie, 4chan, emo punk rock, cutting sideways for attention (not lengthwise for results) dead baby and anti jokes, and hating preppy kids (which may or may not even exist in this decade).

Yeah I was mostly kidding, I visit a site called dreamindemon, and view police activity and war leaks on youtube, as well as all the serious tagged ask reddit threads about (worst thing you've seen) from first responders, hospital staff, shop and lab workers ETC, my self, for the same reason, fascination coupled with a need to experience what the people going through this shit are going through by proxy, a morbid sort of empathy for something I can not comprehend.
It's also helpful to know how much worse my life could be when I feel that things are getting unfair like you said, and it can be a good preventative as well, which may help me avoid similar situations.

Still I thought tore was super slow? that's how that hole red room's being commonplace thing got debunked, because streaming would be essentially impossible. Is bestgore illegal in your country? if so couldn't you just use an IP randomizer and VPN for at least better speed rather than tore?
And yeah 58 was supposed to fix it mostly, while 59 is supposed to improve it more on big sites, yet on my mom's win 10 computer running NVDA it's horrifyingly slow still, even though RAM and CPU are not unreasonable and I cleared the temp cash and cookies, used refresh and safe mode, ETC.
NVDA 2018.1 is supposed to further improve things on their end, and it's coming out this month, but who really knows.
I'm going to miss noscript really badly, and probably my secure password generator as well.
Ironically, at least on 57, the widespread slowdowns were fixed for almost everyone by (disabling accessibility) so that's fun... LOL

Well, Orko, the latest ESR is actually 52, not 56, so I see why some people might be concerned about using that instead of more recent versions if you are not a big enterprise or something.

In any case, as soon as I read about the whole accessibility situation with Firefox 58, I switched to the development snapshots of NVDA (the next branch) as well as Firefox itself (it's called Firefox Nightly in this case). They seem to work exceptionally well together for me since then, perhaps even better than before. I just have to stand a Firefox update approximately once a day, which doesn't even take an entire minute on my computer and with my connection though. NVDA updates take longer, yes, but they are less frequent and you can have them downloaded but installed later, when it's more convenient for you, since 2018.1, which most of you will actually yet have to see when it comes out officially.

Lukas

first, I agree with post 9. if you want something that just works, just get firefox 56, and don't update. and it's better than using an ESR, in my opinion. personally, as soon as that came out, 57, that is, I decided to switch over to chrome. since I was a firefox user ever since I was a windows user, it was hard to switch at first. chrome has beautiful, if not better add block plus support. it's at least 3 times faster, and just seems to be running smoother. so regardless of screen reader support, I can't see myself switching back, the only reason I'd consider it is purely the layout, nothing else.

Just went back to 5.6 and it looks much nicer than 5.7.
I had speed issues as it seemed to slow down my whole computer ... I never looked at how much it took up in task manager though. Lol

Lol Dark!
4chan isn't deep web! I don't think Liveleak is either. Just wanting to put that out there.

I watched the school shooting in Florida on there today, sorry to anyone who might've been affected.

On another note I wish I could boycott Google all in all but ... ugg what are the alternatives? Boycotting Google would mean boycotting youtube. And it's not like we have a great all-solution brand that aren't influenced by the government ... like the recent European deal with Facebook and how they would be charged a riddiculous amount of money if they didn't react fast enough in terms of hate speech or harassment. Yepp, you may not like it, but politics controls most of the internet.
For example, if google doesn't like a site, it can just choose to not display it. Or only display negative information about it. Just like what happened in the elections last year.
I am not paranoid for my own sake but it's sad to see how everyone is being lead to an age of surveilence and total control ... one small step at a time.

I recall having to do something like what Enes suggests in #9 with Thunderbird when an update caused JAWS to stop being able to read the message list. It worked great. I had forgotten that or I'd have suggested it myself.

Sorry about getting the version number wrong, I myself don't use Firefox so I was trying to write that from memory.

hi,
And guys, once the bugs in firefox are ironed out for accessibility, mozilla claims that  it is almost double the speed of firefox of 6 months ago.

I don't use Firefox or Chrome because I like the way Internet Explorer integrates into Windows. The sad thing is that both Firefox and Chrome could have taken advantage of many of the integration possibilities, but chose not to. Their loss.

Besides, for accessibility, Internet Explorer blows both Firefox and Chrome off the face of the planet.

Oh god those IE guys, it is not any better than people using XP these days.

Except,  jaws and NVDA no matter how much you like or hate one of them are up to date and are in active development, unlike IE which will become opsolete pretty soon and then it will no longer be a choice unless you are fine with not having access to modern websites, at which point you can use it perfectly fine.