Shift + Search + Down selects the next item on a Chrome Book, on everything else it is

Control + Alt + Down

To just start reading from the current cursor position it is

Control + Alt + r

You may find this page more useful for shortcuts on ChromeVOX, wherever it says Launcher or Shift + Search you just use Control + Alt on anything other than a ChromeBook.

p.s. this would have been better on https://superuser.com so I am voting to close the question, but I couldn’t get the <kbd> shortcut to work in a comment (plus my answer was too long) so I answered! 😛 maybe migrate the question there.

I am testing a site for accessibility using ChromeVOX and I notice that the <p> tag content does not get read. When I tab through the main content, ChromeVOX simply skips over the <p> and reads the <h#> tags, and links.

I have watched the video: https://youtu.be/OUDV1gqs9GA?t=2748 and at this section, the narrator skips to the first <h1> and then mentions a hotkey that will just let the screenreader continue to read all the text. However, narrator does not mention what that hotkey is.

I have looked at the ChromeVOX keyboard shortcuts, but I cannot find that one:

http://apps4android.org/chromevox/chromevox_keyboard_shortcuts_ref.htm

Also, here is a link to a site to see how screen-readers work:

https://mdn.github.io/learning-area/accessibility/html/good-semantics.html

When I navigate that site with ChromeVOX, it also does not read anything except for the <h1> tag.

So, what is the keyboard shortcut or method to read the content in the <p> tags or role="main" tag? Is there an aria tag that would include those paragraphs? As far as I can see, this behaviour is common across all sites.