@Bri @kaveinthran My take is that while forking is possible, the reality is that a screen reader is a huge investment of time and resources, for a super small percentage of the world's population. To make a sustainable long-term fork would require a major commitment that I don't think any lone individual wants to shoulder.
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Finally, after at least 3 decades, we finally have a way to navigate logically through complex Word documents **natively** in Office, with no screen reader DOM hackery. -
Finally, after at least 3 decades, we finally have a way to navigate logically through complex Word documents **natively** in Office, with no screen reader DOM hackery.@Bri Yup, he's been at Microsoft since the end of 2017.
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Finally, after at least 3 decades, we finally have a way to navigate logically through complex Word documents **natively** in Office, with no screen reader DOM hackery.Finally, after at least 3 decades, we finally have a way to navigate logically through complex Word documents **natively** in Office, with no screen reader DOM hackery. The author might be a familiar name to some.
More logical navigation through Word documents for screen readers
With this new setting, you can confidently use the up and down arrow keys to more intuitively navigate columns of text, tables, text wrapped around an image,...
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