I‘m having this issue too, especially when navigating with up and down arrow
line by line. When I navigate by ctrl + arrow keys, NVDA seems to react much
faster.

Best
Adriani


Von meinem iPhone gesendet

Am 06.12.2017 um 05:36 schrieb Damien Sykes
<damien@dcpendleton.plus.com>:

Hi Quentin,
Unfortunately, I’m still seeing the text field related lags I mentioned
after the release of 2017.3 (namely announcements of text highlighting,
beginning/end of document/field messages etc). Luckily for me there was
nothing seriously important for me to need to upgrade (both 2017.3 and
2017.4 seem to be concentrating on Braille and Windows 10, both of which
are irrelevant for me at present), but I felt it important to mention it
again in case others are still having these issues.
I would post it as an issue on GitHub, except that as far as I’m
concerned, that site seems to have made its way down from heaven on Mars.
Forget the programming elements and integrations with Git (which is an
aeroplane cockpit in and of itself), even posting issues seems to be a
full day’s work for me.
Cheers.
Damien.

From: Quentin Christensen
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2017 4:13 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] NVDA 2017.4 released

NV Access is pleased to announce that version 2017.4 of NVDA, the free
screen reader for Microsoft Windows, has now been released.



https://www.nvaccess.org/post/nv-access-announces-availability-of-nvda-2017-4/



Highlights of this release include many fixes and enhancements to web
support including browse mode for web dialogs by default, better reporting
of field group labels in browse mode, support for new Windows 10
technologies such as Windows Defender Application Guard and Windows 10 on
ARM64, and automatic reporting of screen orientation and battery status.
Please note that this version of NVDA no longer supports Windows XP or
Windows Vista. The minimum requirement for NVDA is now windows 7 with
Service Pack 1.



This award-winning software has been changing the lives of thousands of
blind and vision impaired people who can now independently use computers
to produce written content, read news, socialise, shop and bank online,
and, most importantly, actively participate in education and employment.
Please consider helping NV Access to continue this important work by
becoming a monthly donor. Download or update today:



https://www.nvaccess.org/post/nv-access-announces-availability-of-nvda-2017-4/



Kind regards

Quentin.

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