Accessibility · Middle · Question 64 of 75
How do screen readers usually read a web page on desktop?
- 1In browse mode, using a virtual cursor; focus mode for fields
- 2By following the mouse pointer as it moves around the page
- 3Only from top to bottom, without any way of skipping content
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Correct answer: In browse mode, using a virtual cursor; focus mode for fields
Explanation
In browse mode, keys are shortcuts such as H for headings. In forms, they switch to focus mode so that typing works.