Re: Is there a way to set NVDA 2019.2-RC1 to exit focus mode in Skype?


hurrikennyandopo ...
 

Hi


Which version of skype?


There is the app version for windows 10 there is a desk top version both skype 7 and 8 which is more like a web page in 8.


There is also a web version that can be used in a browser.


I was just looking through some of the whats new in nvda 2019.2 and come across the following.


• You can now disable browse mode by default by disabling the new "Enable browse mode on page load" option in NVDA's browse mode settings. (#8716)
◦ Note that when this option is disabled, you can still enable browse mode manually by pressing NVDA+space.


Gene nz


On 1/08/2019 8:15 AM, John Isige wrote:
So I asked about this Skype issue and Joseph was right. If you hit NVDA-space, it takes NVDA out of focus mode and you can arrow through Skype controls as usual. What's interesting is that it seems to be preserved until restart. That is, when I first get into Skype I have to hit NVDA-space, but once I've done that, it's set until I restart NVDA, even if I close Skype and re-open it again, well, make it minimize to the system tray or whatever it does.


So is there a way to set NVDA to not be in focus mode when I open Skype? I don't know what changed between 2019.1 and 2019.2 so I don't know what setting change(s) to make, or if it's even possible.




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