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Re: Working with NVDA and LastPass in Chrome Browser

Mike Sedmak
 

The context key is also called the application key.
If you want to fill in login info use the application key when in edit
mode in the user id or password field, and look for the lastpass entry
in the context menu.

You can also generate a password by using the application key while in
edit mode for a password text box.

On 8/2/19, Sam Bushman <libertyroundtable@...> wrote:
How do you use the context key - when do you press it and where do you need
to be first?


-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Mike Sedmak
Sent: Friday, August 2, 2019 10:52 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] Working with NVDA and LastPass in Chrome Browser

You can also get to the extension by using object navigation. Use F6 to get
to the address bar. Then use NVDA+NUmPad6 to move to the next object until
you find the "extensions grouping".
Use NVDA+NumPad2 to move into the grouping Then use NVDA+NUmPad6 to move to
the next item until you find the lastpass object.
Then use NVDA+NumPadEnter to activate the lastpass object.

That all said, most of the time the context menu is a much easier/faster way
of accessing lastpass functionality in the browser.

Mike

On 8/2/19, Hope Williamson <hopeisjoyful@...> wrote:
I've found that when working with most extensions, it's via the
context menu. Obviously that isn't always the case. For instance some
ad blockers require you to go into the browser's add-ons manager to
set their options.
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