#lazyweb idea: I want to be able to use NVDA style keyboard commands to navigate webpages even when NVDA isn't running. I'm not a regular screen reader user, but do so often enough that I've gotten used to at least the basic commands, and am finding myself wishing I could tap H to jump among headings, or bring up a heading or link list window, or various other navigational options. Would be handy both as personal quick navigation and as a quick (not remotely comprehensive) initial accessibility check.
I'd assume this would need to be a browser extension. I could see it having an option as to which screen reader commands you want to use, depending on whether you're more familiar with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, or one of the others.
I'm primarily a macOS/Safari user, so that's the top of my wishlist of supported browsers, but I know that more extensions are made for the Chrome/Edge/Firefox trio; ideally, this would be available for all browsers.
I don't suppose such a thing already exists? I'm not a programmer, so can't magically make this appear myself. If someone else out there thinks this is an idea worth pursing, I'll be your first download! :D










