I did drop out of this conversation, but just happened to see this message (so please do let me know of anything important earlier I missed!) As for WHY there isn't a straight list of all commands...

Just to add one more little titibt of information here, the "hamburger menu" became popular on mobile apps / websites and made its way to PC. It is named because rather than a word (like File or

On Tue, Jun 7, 2022 at 06:56 PM, Luke Davis wrote: My app-specific passwords for Gmail are still working fine today- As they should be. But the writing is beginning to appear on the wall that these

Use an app-specific password as Brian and Gene have explained. My app-specific passwords for Gmail are still working fine today on a very very old email client (2009 vintage, on Linux where that kind

I misread the beginning of the subject line. I see that you did send the message to the chat list. I'm sorry about the error. Gene On 6/7/2022 12:29 PM, Gene wrote:

I am not a moderator but this should be on the chat list. It isn't an NVDA issue. The problem is that you are not using an application specific password. Outlook Express is too old

Your only hope if you're trying to use Outlook Express, or something similarly antique, with Gmail is the creation of an app specific password. See,

Due to factors I shant go into here. We thought we had set it up so that Outlook Express on a certain PC was a trusted device. It was working fine this morning but unless gmail has moved tee goalposts

David, When I tried pro writing aid, I found it to be inaccessible. It does have an API so in theory, can be made accessible or an accessible client can be created it for it. Pranav

Jean if you would search for the use of Aria for accessibility for the blind, you might find your answer. The reason is W3 Schools, made this tool to translate Java characters into a code

Do you mean if you use d? I don't know if the aria landmark can be improperly coded. I wouldn't expect that to generally be the case. If it is coded properly, I wouldn't expect what you are

Is there a possibility that the cursor is jumping over the land mark, in which NVDA does not read it. Dave On 6/3/2022 1:21 PM, Brian Vogel wrote:

Hello Chat members, Gene and Brian, thanks for addressing the terminology used by ProWritingAid in the excerpted instructions I sent. Yes, the question in mind is/was more about how to find this

You can do searches for such descriptions. I did so and found that the icon looks like a hamburger. Here is an excerpt from a Wikipedia article discussing it: An icon of three

I find this term hamburger a bit odd too, does anyone know the derivation? If we knew that these sort of concepts would be easy to deal with. I'm still struggling with web sites that say breadcrumbs?

One does have the odd problem though when using the keyboard to say,whizz down, stop at a file and highlight it and copy it elsewhere, finding when you get there, that the wrong file copied as the

I agree, it is a lot faster. I used to have sight and was always frustrated by the way some mice moved the pointer just as you clicked. I eventually went over to a small track ball in the windows 98

I do not agree that we should expect everyone to be like us. People learn in different ways, some can make the jump and others are by wrote, you see this too in the sighted world. I was astounded only

While that is in the main true. I do often find sighted people who still struggle with interfaces changing all the time, and there simply has to be some way to the middle ground. I do feel that if

I am not a member of the site and someone who is may  provide better instructions. Try the following: It says to click here.  That should be a link.  Or press enter on your name.  I can't tell