I'm finding though still perfectly accessible, that on my mac, it's a bit more clunky now. I can't exactly yet totally explain in what way, but it has more of a Safari feel to it, and a lot of my keystrokes like command+shift+H for the store, command+num row 1 for music, etc. are not seeming to work anymore. It's really really kind of weird. It's definitely going to take some getting used to. Especially knowing I now have to vo around the screen a lot more than I used to. Yeah, I could set up hotspots, which I might wind up doing, but really? Is this truly necessary, Apple? Come on! --- Christopher Gilland JAWS Certified, 2016. Training Instructor.
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