Out of curiosity, is there some reason NVDA doesn't display the user
account control screen in braille? Whenever I get a UAC dialogue or one
of those driver installation things, NVDA just displays "secure desktop"
in braille, and I'm thinking this is a major problem for someone who
cannot use speech. Should I report this as a bug? Or is this expected?
The windows sign-in screens always have braille, but things like user
account control and certain device driver installers where you have to
answer the prompt about an unsigned driver just display "secure desktop"
and you cannot use the braille display at all in those dialogues, though
you can just quickly deal with it with speech. Have I misconfigured
something? This is just a curiosity, as I've never seen it discussed.
And before anyone asks, I do of course have the setting enabled to use
NVDA on secure screens. I prefer braille for everything, as I always
have music going or some other sound, but I'm mainly concerned with the
people who do not have speech as an option. How do they fully use their
computer?