I don't have any opinion. I'm asking so
others may discuss your answer if they know or have any opinion.
Gene
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2018 8:32 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Gramarly for Firefox and conflicts with
NVDA
I'm using Firefox 63.0.3 (64-bit). When I try to enter the
field NVDA just doesn't perform the action. Do you know that sound error.wav ?
That's what I get. You think it may be due the Firefox version?
Em 22/11/2018 00:28, Gene escreveu:
This may not matter, but are you using Quantum Firefox, that is, a
version starting with 60X? You may be saying that any way you try to
turn on forms mode, it doesn't turn on. But this needs to be
clarified. if you use the command NVDA key space, do you hear the tone
that tells you that forms mode is on? Can you then up and down arrow
through the page? I'm trying to figure out what the problem is. Is
it that text isn't entered into the field even though forms mode is on or is
it that forms mode can't be turned on?
At this point, we don't know if the problem has anything to do with
NVDA. Discussing these sorts of questions may help us find out.
Gene
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2018 8:14 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Gramarly for Firefox and conflicts with
NVDA
But I can't even write something when this add-on is enabled. I
just can't enter on the field to do it.
Em 21/11/2018 13:34, Gene escreveu:
You said NVDA enter in your message. If you don't read messages
before sending, it is a good idea. You may make mistakes when writing
that you catch when reading before sending. I read mail before sending
and I see errors in commands that I made when writing and I suspect this is
common..
Gene
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2018 4:01 AM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Gramarly for Firefox and conflicts with
NVDA
Hi Quentin,
To change the mode I use NVDA+spacebar, what
gives me a error every time I try until I restart my browser.
I noticed
it writing on the m.facebook message field, do you know?
No, I can't see
the red lines you said, even not knew about them lol
I tested it writing
something wrong and then I clicked where was writen "protected by
grammarly", something like this.
After the second click it showed me some
suggestions to the word I've typed.
Em 21/11/2018 07:11, Quentin Christensen
escreveu:
Hi Marcio,
I do have the Grammarly add-on active in Firefox, but I don't seem to
have any problem switching between browse and focus modes. I don't
normally use NVDA+enter to do it though - do you have a particular site
you need to do that on?
If I go to say google.com I can move in and out of the edit
box changing the contents of it as I like. Even with automatic
switching between modes disabled, I can enter and escape to change modes,
or NVDA+spacebar and it all works as it should.
My other question is, do you have enough sight to see Grammarly's red
lines, or have you found a way to detect what it has highlighted with
NVDA? Because I've never managed to get it to work with NVDA.
It doesn't break anything for me, but I just can't get NVDA to see what it
is flagging anywhere.
Regards
Quentin.
Hello folks, Anyone here is using Grammarly add-on? If so,
you might already know what it's like. If not, let me try to
explain. Grammarly was supposed to be a spell checker, what it really
does and very well. What happens, however, is that the add-on is
conflicting with NVDA on the exchange between focus and browse
mode. Every time I try to write something with this add-on enabled,
I'm not able to do NVDA enter in the field so I can type. So, if I
want to type anything, I need to restart Firefox, aim the field and type
without exiting, since once I do it, goodbye, I will never again be able
to do NVDA let me type on the field. Well, the add-on is really
very good, but if I can't find any way to solve this problem, surely I
will prefer to let it disabled as I'm doing right now so I can type
normally and without troubles. If anyone uses it or even have any
possible solution, please give me a hand. Any help will be highly
appreciated.
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Quentin Christensen
Training and Support
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