Web Browsing with VoiceOver
Using VoiceOver to access the web is very similar to accessing the web with other screen reading programs. Users will navigate the page by HTML elements, such as: headings, links, form controls, and more. |
Note that this guide uses the abbreviation “VO” to represent the VoiceOver button(s). Any time you see VO, you can use either Caps Lock or Control + Option (depending on your settings).
Safari Commands
Safari Address Bar |
Command + L |
Previous Page in Safari |
Command + Left Arrow |
Next Page |
Command + Right Arrow |
Brower Menu |
VO + M |
Web Item Rotor
Open Rotor |
VO + U |
Close Rotor |
Escape |
Next Window |
Right Arrow |
Previous Window |
Left Arrow |
One List Item Down |
Down Arrow |
One List Item Up |
Up Arrow |
Go to Item |
Enter or Return |
Read After Item |
VO + A |
Navigate by Page Elements
Previous Heading |
Shift + VO + Command + H |
Next Heading |
VO + Command + H |
Previous Link |
Shift + VO + Command + L |
Next Link |
VO + Command + L |
Previous Image |
Shift + VO + Command + I |
Next Image |
VO + Command + I |
Previous Form Control |
Shift + VO + Command + J |
Next Form Control |
VO + Command + J |
Previous Frame |
Shift + VO + Command + M |
Next Frame |
VO + Command + M |
Previous List |
Shift + VO + Command + X |
Next List |
VO + Command + X |
Quick Navigation
Navigating by element using VoiceOver can get a little keyboard combination heavy. So, for those who wish to utilize this functionality without using all their fingers at once, there is a feature called “Quick Navigation”. Quick Navigation (or “Quick Nav”) has to be activated in the VoiceOver Utility. |
Open VoiceOver Utility |
VO + F8 |
Previous Heading |
Shift + H |
Next Heading |
H |
Previous Link |
Shift + L |
Next Link |
L |
Previous Image |
Shift + I |
Next Image |
I |
Previous Form Control |
Shift + J |
Next Form Control |
J |
Previous Frame |
Shift + M |
Next Frame |
M |
Previous List |
Shift + X |
Next List |
X |
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