You make some excellent points and after thinking about some more I think one of the most difficult things to do is explore a website, yes I could tab through e

You make some excellent points and after thinking about some more I think one of the most difficult things to do is explore a website, yes I could tab through every link when a webpage has been coded to proper standards but if there was some way for me to explore our website without having to do that, that would be awesome. Yes, that was just one example of what it could do. The whole extension was a number of things and I was talking about the suite of tools being something that you could maybe toggle on and off in the browser. For instance pressing the letter F brings up a load of boxes with numbers in and when you type in those numbers you follow the URL, but if you press the letter C and then type a number that comes up it copies the URL of the page you are onto the clipboard. I'm not all web developer so I don't know how feasible this would be, but if I could flick on that extensions functionality in any browser that would be awesome. If you're watching Vimium person, thanks! Yes I am on a Mac and I have tried the extensions in Dragon 5 and they are absolutely abysmal, they don't work most of the time and caused my browser to crash. In fact DragonDictate 5 was so bad that I've downgraded back to version 4, the recognition accuracy went through the floor, the ability to manipulate custom commands was changed beyond recognition to the point of uselessness, it was unstable and crashed all the time and was generally terrible. Really weird, as version 4 is a solid as a rock and has been since the day I bought it. Which is why I tried version 5 on a Mac Mini, MacBook Pro, iMac, different MacBook Pro and a number of different versions of OS X all with the same terrible result. Must've been a Friday.