Hey Bob. Yeah, I’ve noticed that behavior myself in the participant list. I use an NVDA add-on called Zoom enhancements which  mostly helps with Zoom notifications and sounds. I wonder if the author of this add-on would be able to make it possible to press some key combination and capture the participant list in whatever state it’s currently in. Then you could look through the list at your leisure without worrying about it changing. The only issue would be it would go out of date if somebody left or joined since your last capture.

> On Dec 11, 2022, at 11:10 AM, Bob Cavanaugh <cavbob1993@...> wrote:
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> This has been an issue in Zoom for years. I don't know why NVDA
> doesn't work well with the edit fields in Zoom. The other thing Zoom
> does that I don't like is that the participant list jumps around, I
> think it puts the active speaker at the top.
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>> On 12/10/22, Stephen <whocrazy@...> wrote:
>> Hi there.
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>> can't understand why zoom keep wanting to reinvent the wheel all the time.
>> Why can't
>> they use normal edit window classes instead of this newfangled display all
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>> I am having terrible trouble  when doing text chats, when I review my text
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>> the left and right arrows, it
>> doesn't behave like normal edit boxes do.
>> I am using NVDA 2022.3.2 and the latest zoom.
>> It seems to have trouble with words with double letters in them, for example
>> if I rightarrow over the word hello, instead of hearing h e l l o, I'll
>> hear h e l   o.
>> I also can't hear when punctuation is spoken either.  Some times I am in a
>> situation where I am not able to speak into the mic and have to use text
>> only chat, because there are people around.  Is there a fix in zoom that I
>> can use, or maybe the latest NVDA snapshot, so that edit boxes read
>> properly?
>> I only know of one other screen reader which seems to have got it right.
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