Blind Linux users, how do you browse the web with a screenreader? Orca with Firefox is not very good. Do you use a text browser like Lynx, output the web page to a text file and then read the file with nano, so you can read line by line with the caret an

I'm learning to set up a work flow for me on Linux.

I tried Orca and Firefox to browse the web. But it's not a good experience imo. .

So I have to ask you other blind Linux users. How do you browse the web in the most convenient way on Linux? Can you please take me through each step if you need to read a forum, Stackoverflow or article for example? How do you focus textfields or find the next header etc. ?

I'm thinking about trying the following:

Step 1: Load webpage with Lynx into a text file.

Step 2: Open the text file with nano or any preferred text editor.

Step 3: Use keyboard to move the caret and read line by line with Orca inside the text editor, viewing the web page loaded with Lynx.

The annoying thing with this though is that I can't easily open a link or find links, headings, buttons, textfields and other controls.

So how do you do it?

Thanks! It means a lot!