For most screen readers, Modifier-F12 tells the time, but that's for another day.

Ah, as for Chrome, yes a lot has change in a years time... Quite a bit!

To download Chrome for Mac the "easy" way, simply head on over to This link on behalf of Mac Update , and download it straight away!
For the Chromevox extension, head on over to:
http://chromevox.com
, and click the "Install Chromevox" link.
Once the dialog comes up, tab to the "Add To Chrome" button, and follow the prompt.

BTW, unless it has changed, the Chromevox modifier by default on a mac, is still ctrl-command.

Ah, well to be honest if i want to know the time I just check the status area clock with dolphin curser, or better still just, you know use my talking clock or my talking watch or something that actually tells the time .
As to chrome, well I really don't care or see much advantage to the thing, right now I'm more concerned over whether a mac will do what I want, which it sounds like it probably will.

Supernova sometimes displays clickable object on clickable text, but as you said it often does not and is a case of just clicking, puppet nightmares was pretty dire until I worked out this problem.
Mouseovers are again something else that comes up in web games a lot, especially mouseovers that exist on clickable elements. For example puppet nightmares again has mouseover information for pretty much every single thing on the battle screen from named attacks in the log to the names of the participating creatures. I didn't realize how to access this until I found the right ctrl f5 (or right ctrl delete), command to position the mouse pointer at the dolphin curser's current location and leave it there while I went off and read the screen.

It also comes up in various parts of core exiles, and in blood wars where it's necessary to read the various xp requirements to level, indeed mouseovers seem increasingly common in web games, especially for information or explanations.

So, glad to hear mac has this level of mouse control, sinse it is definitely something I'd miss.

Supernova was by far the most technically literate of all the Windows screen readers. Those were happy days indeed, that I used Pegasus Mail as my email client which nobody else could touch.

But times change and I think the need of a screen reader to be competent far outpaces any philosophical desire. The ideal is that which is both, of course. OS X comes close, but Apple would never concede any accessibility outside of its APIs--not yet, anyway. Fortunately, they don't concede an awful lot of much else, either, which means many Mac apps (those bought both from within and without the Mac App Store) basically just work. This is similar to iOS (except you can't buy from outside the store, obviously).

Hmmm...
Keyboard shortcuts for SN 14 anyone?
http://www.yourdolphin.com/manuals/044QRG_v14_WEB.pdf

Mainly for comparison I suppose...
Yes its in a .PDF file...

Mmm, games aren't non-existent on Mac, but there are far, far fewer of them: Chess included, Draconis, AudioQuake and all the stuff now coming out of audiogame.it. But if you already have them on Doze you of course don't need to worry about them on Mac. Same for IF and MUDs: it's doable but with Windows you're going to end up just using that. Ditto for PlayRoom. Bit of a theme here.

Yep, lack of native mac games is certainly a factor and is another reason I want to keep a windows machine, sinse it's not really system for games, browser stuff not withstanding. Interestingly enough, I know there are those who cry "Give us cross platform or give us death!" but even as far as graphical games go, Ios is still far more popular than mac for developers for some reason so I doubt this will be changing too much in the future, although if it does I'll still of course have a mac myself, interestingly enough though, Entombed ii will have a mac version as well as a windows one.

I have unfortunately realized that sinse I'll be leaving for a week and a half at aims music school a week next Wednesday, getting a mac now might not be such a good idea, sinse while I could likely get one delivered this week, I'll then be buggering off for an extended period not long after, and coming back utterly and completely shattered, so I don't want to start to get used to using the thing, then leave, come back feeling very dead (a week of solid singing will do that to you), and have to pickup again at that point, I'd be better off just having a clear fortnight or so to tinker with the mac I think.

So, it'll probably be waiting until the end of August.

I'm not saying windows is the only game option, just that even for sighted gamers the mac doesn't seem to be attracting developer attention half as much as Ios in general. If someone wants to write games for mac I'm not against it, but it seems that generally it's not being used as a game related platform so much, not counting that arse fest known as steam of course, still I can see this changing in the future which is why I'm keeping options open as far as having both platforms goes.

I'm not leaving immediately, it just occurred to me getting a mac and then leaving a weak later wouldn't be good for easy learning of the system, so the thing will need to be somewhat more delayed than I planned, still no worries.

Have fun yourself in Turkey.

Well it's a different world from the dos days, particularly sinse a lot of dos stuff can successfully be run on xp, now most mainstream games are engine specific rather than system specific, which isn't good for access given both steam and unity, like game consoles don't have access options.

As I said, I'm moving to mac purely for internet reasons not really for gaming, and not really  even for computer related stuff such as media and word processing or playing dvds sinse I'm quite happy with those things on xp anyway, though of course this again could change in the future, indeed I suspect internet streaming services will become more important which is why I want the big screen on the mac when I do get one.

As to checking this site,hope you get Ios to work. I have no idea why vo on ios wouldn't press buttons such as those to login and submit posts, it was very strange indeed. In fact I do believe it's a recent bug sinse I'm fairly sure Ios 7 didn't have this issue, though as internet browsing on my Iphone is a bit fiddly (possibly due to screen size on the Iphone 5), I don't tend to bother with it much.

Annoyingly my xp box seems to have a major error that even booting into safe mode didn't cure, though possibly related to Avg, Java or malware bites, but oh well, even if it needs a full reinstall of the os I've got everything backed up anyway, it's just a pest, paticularly sinse I'll need to cart it 100 miles down from my flat back to the people who built it in order for them to fix it.

To jump in here and to say it all in one word: "Nope?"

Last vdrsion Supernova runs on for the XP crowd, is SN 13.

The only screen readers that are supported  on XP still, are:

1. NVDA
2. Cobra.

With xp, as I said it's a software issue, if I had! an xp boot disk likely my friend the data analist could've fixed it, however I was never given one, indeed the people I'm taking it to who built me the machine also installed xp for me.

As to support, people say this magic work "support!" as though being without it is some sort of evil. Supernova 13.57 works fine no problem, all version 14 does from what i've gathered is work with all the windows 10 crap so what do I care? I can install sn 13.57 without any trouble on any xp machine I wish and it'll run fine with everything on xp, heck I completely missed sn version 8 sinse basically all it did was run on windows vista.

As to Ios, god knows why, but it just wouldn't click on buttons at all on this forum, and sinse as Sebby said this forum is about as easy going as any webpage possibly could be, I know it's an issue with Ios.
The Apple chap I spoke to about my mac did report it, so I'll try safarri again in the next update.