Re: NVDA is too verbose on Youtube?
Gene
If this is what I think it is, not being able to stop automatic
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reading of live regions sounds like a serious deficiency. I believe there are sites, such as financial sites, where a stock ticker might be a live region. How can you work well with a site of that sort if the live region is constantly trying to speak as information changes? Does JAWS have a feature to stop automatic reading of live regions and am I correct about what they do and that this may be a serious problem on some sites? Having said that, if the original poster doesn't use such sites, and I suspect the majority of people don't, and if the only problem is the youtube problem, I still consider that to be an absurd reason to prefer one screen-reader over another. Gene
On 3/28/20, Rob Hudson <rob_hudson_3182@gmx.com> wrote:
Gene <gsasner@gmail.com> wrote:I don't think automatic reading of sites has anything to do with thisSnip
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