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When I updated to 52.3.0, jaws stopped reciting the contents pane when I select a folder???

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frankrlr
frankrlr

Before this update, I would open TB and jaws would recite my position. Tab to the folder list and the up and down arrow recites the names of the folders. Tab to the right pane for the list of the folder contents and jaws recites the lines of the message headers when I use the up and down arrows. Opening a message, and in the new window, jaws recites the message.

In this new update, Tap to the right pane and jaws says nothing. This makes the program useless for me as I really am blind.

Before this update, I would open TB and jaws would recite my position. Tab to the folder list and the up and down arrow recites the names of the folders. Tab to the right pane for the list of the folder contents and jaws recites the lines of the message headers when I use the up and down arrows. Opening a message, and in the new window, jaws recites the message. In this new update, Tap to the right pane and jaws says nothing. This makes the program useless for me as I really am blind.

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Wayne Mery
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Is https://archive.mozilla.org/pub/thunderbird/candidates/52.4.0-candidates/build3/win32/en-US/Thunderbird%20Setup%2052.4.0.exe any better?