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Re: What is the NVDA key combination for pop up dialogues in Firefox or Crome

Sarah k Alawami
 

Wait until the thing is read, but I believe at least in chrome it's alt shift A. Firefox just hit f67 to get to where you need to be and see if that shows the dialogue you want. I don't use FF anymore.

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On 8 Aug 2020, at 17:28, Gene wrote:

We'll see what others say. I've never used Edge in any form and I can't comment to any extent on it. Bhut I've never used alt n in any other browser than Internet Explorer and I know they don't have what Internet Explorer calls the information bar.

Gene
-----Original Message----- From: Jackie
Sent: Saturday, August 08, 2020 7:24 PM
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Subject: Re: [nvda] What is the NVDA key combination for pop up dialogues in Firefox or Crome

I'll only say that on my machine & on others whom I assist alt n is
used in those browsers unless nondefault options are being used.

On 8/8/20, Gene gsasner@... wrote:

I'm not aware of Chrome using alt n. And the new Edge is Chrome based so I

don't know if it does. I know Internet Explorer does. and Chrome
automatically downloads files unless you set a setting to ask what to do.

Gene
-----Original Message-----
From: Jackie
Sent: Saturday, August 08, 2020 6:22 PM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] What is the NVDA key combination for pop up dialogues in

Firefox or Crome

Matt, this is not actually related to NVDA per se, but is rather
browser dependent. For example, Edge, Chromium, (& Lord forbid,
Internet Explorer) all use alt n. Firefox doesn't use a keystroke at
all--it just pops up--provided you have specified in its options to
ask what to do w/a particular file. If you haven't, then it likely
just saves to your download folder w/o providing you any recourse. Go
to the options in FF to fix that.

On 8/8/20, Matt Wadsworth mwwadsworth@... wrote:

Hello,

I've just moved over from JAWS to NVDA.
IN JAWS, when a dialogue pops up on a web page, such as "do you want to
run
or save this file" for example, you press alt plus n to interact with it.
Can you please tell me how this is done in NVDA?

Many thanks for your help.

Matt

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