If using a keyboard with an INSERT key, press CTRL+INSERT+V while in Chrome to hear JAWS speak the version number.Once Chrome is launched, use one of the following keystrokes to verify you have version 1.110.You may need to perform the above steps to activate the JAWS Cursor, then activate the Virtual PC Cursor to access the content on the Help screen. From the Help screen, press B to locate the Restart button and press ENTER. Close Chrome, then relaunch it again for the update to take effect.JAWS will notify you that Chrome is checking for updates, and alert you when Chrome is up-to-date. Press G to access “About Google Chrome.”.Press ALT+F to access the Chrome menu, press UP ARROW to locate the Help submenu, then press ENTER.Note: Alternatively, press ALT+F4 to close Chrome. From the Help screen, press B to locate the Restart button and press ENTER to close Chrome. Close Chrome, then launch it again for the update to take effect.Type or paste the following: chrome://help.If you are not in the Address Bar, press CTRL+L to navigate there.You will need to use one of the following methods to download it. This update will not occur automatically. To solve the problem, download the latest version of Chrome, 1.110, then restart Chrome to begin using the updated version. Thanks to Google’s prompt response and dedication to accessibility, this issue was resolved quickly, leading to a solution that restores access to the Chrome browser for all versions of JAWS.
On Friday, June 2, we reported an issue with Google Chrome Version 114 and JAWS 2019, 2020, and 2021 where web page content could not be accessed by the Virtual buffer when initially launching the browser.
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