for the wrapping to top/bottom bug, this seems to be caused by hangouts. What I do, since I use hangouts, I just kill the last open instance of the chrome process, which, on linux, can be done by executing "killall chrome" On windows, try "taskkill /f /im chrome.exe"

Well, I've reported both bugs.  I really hope someone fixes them soon, because I really prefer chromevox and chrome to nvda and firefox.

Well, got some updates since i last posted here...

Chrome OS 46, once it comes to the stable channel, will "finally!" have the "higher" quality voices like on Android or the Chromevox extension on  board. Plus it won't crash like it has been.
I'm on the "beta" channel as of this moment.
Chrome OS 46 will come sometime in October.

In other happenings, if you run the currently still "unstable" Chromevox Next Branch, if something bad happens, it'll restart Chromevox for you, thus going back to the classic/stable version.

For those who haven't noticed, many concepts and keystrokes are changed in the "next" version. Still not final.

Right, documentation for Chromevox Classic still hasn't been updated on the site. 
*sigh*

Anyway, Its ben changed to Alt-Shift by default, for Windows/Linux machines.

You can press Chromevox-O>O, to open the options screen.
Bring up a list of commands by doing Chromevox-Period.

anytime!

Agree with those saying that the ChromeVox keyboard structure works. I use VoiceOver so a very natural fit.

To answer the question of why some people prefer and others not, I think it's just a matter of preference, mostly. Both sides defend religiously their particular viewpoint, but ultimately both work. If there is a difference in efficiency, it's only because one group has more patience/time than the other, and in contrast, if one is more logical or less annoying than the other, it's only because one group has a pair of working hands and a greater appreciation of such things than the other. It's all good, really.

ChromeVox is the only reasonable option on Linux, just now.

Firefox+NVDA is a great combo on Windows, but you ought to play with CV in Google web applications if you'd like an smooth experience free of prework customisation.

OS X and Chrome aren't playing well. Shame, as Chrome is a portable little universe of its own--specially on a ChromeBook.

Make sure to do Chromevox-N>E to jump to the edibox , then ya should land in the Google doc itself.
If by chance you are in the "preview" window for said file, tab to the Open With" button, and choose "Google Docs" from the pop up menu.
Alternatively to those two, hit your context menu key or press "A" on the file ya wish to open in Google Drive, then choose open with, and then google docs.
Pressing enter auto places you in the preview window, for most cases.

While you are in the preview window, either tab to the Open with Google Docs button and press enter on it, or press A/the context menu, select the Open With menu, and choose google docs.
Hope that helps.

If you're editing, ya should be in an edit field. Reading the title bar with Chromevox-C>T, should tell ya that info.

Strange.

Are ya trying to open this within google drive the web site? Or via the google drive app.
Not having problems here.

So I now have google drive downloaded on my laptop, but it only shows some of my files. How do I get it to show the rest? The interface just appears to be a regular folder, with no refresh or sync button.