Wonderful! Also please let me know off list when you get that ready. I'd be happy to test, if I can find an inaccessible captcha which is almost non existent now a days.

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On 12 Apr 2019, at 6:02, Oliver Edholm wrote:

Hi Marcio! I'll soon have a Firefox version as well, I'll send on Messenger if you want to test! 

On Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 04:54 AM, marcio wrote:

Oliver, is this extension going to be developed for Firefox as well?
I hoped to test it and give you some feedback, but Chrome isn't my default browser hence I'm not comfortable with it to test something there right now.
Also I never even installed an extension on this browser, so...

Looking forward to see this one in Firefox, and my apologies if I'm asking too much. Take your time :)

Cheers,
Marcio AKA Starboy
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Em 12/04/2019 08:08, Oliver Edholm disse:

Hi!

I just wanted to announce that I'm now releasing a Chrome Extension for automatic captcha solving.

You can download the extension here: http://www.screenreader.ai/download_captcha_solver.html

I'm a sighted machine learning researcher that recently have caught an eye on the field of web accessibility.

Websites are primarily designed to be interacted with visually which is hard to do if you have a visual impairment. Here I think there's big potential for AI to help and look at the web page visually and then give correct and helpful information to the visually impaired or blind user.

I'm also the creator of the newly created but fairly popular NVDA add-on, "Image Describer", can be found at NVDA add-ons list, (if you're interested in trying out): https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html

I'm looking towards doing much more than this, please contact me or reply to this thread if you want to get help with something accessibility wise or have any kind of feedback.

On Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 11:41 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote:

In my case my program hides already read emails

What e-mail client are you using, if I may ask?   That's a behavior that generally requires a single click to expand a conversation/thread, to remedy and where unread messages are either at the beginning or end of a conversation/thread, depending on the sort order you've chosen.

What you describe as a "sources list" is entirely alien to me, but that's probably because I don't know what it is you're referring to.
 
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Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.

           ~ Edward Abbey

 

 

Hi Marcio! I'll soon have a Firefox version as well, I'll send on Messenger if you want to test! 

On Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 04:54 AM, marcio wrote:

Oliver, is this extension going to be developed for Firefox as well?
I hoped to test it and give you some feedback, but Chrome isn't my default browser hence I'm not comfortable with it to test something there right now.
Also I never even installed an extension on this browser, so...

Looking forward to see this one in Firefox, and my apologies if I'm asking too much. Take your time :)

Cheers,
MarcioAKA Starboy
Follow or add me on Facebook

Em 12/04/2019 08:08, Oliver Edholm disse:

Hi!

I just wanted to announce that I'm now releasing a Chrome Extension for automatic captcha solving.

You can download the extension here: http://www.screenreader.ai/download_captcha_solver.html

I'm a sighted machine learning researcher that recently have caught an eye on the field of web accessibility.

Websites are primarily designed to be interacted with visually which is hard to do if you have a visual impairment. Here I think there's big potential for AI to help and look at the web page visually and then give correct and helpful information to the visually impaired or blind user.

I'm also the creator of the newly created but fairly popular NVDA add-on, "Image Describer", can be found at NVDA add-ons list, (if you're interested in trying out): https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html

I'm looking towards doing much more than this, please contact me or reply to this thread if you want to get help with something accessibility wise or have any kind of feedback.

Hi.

I've noticed a lot recently, that when a topic is replied to, some list members do not read the responses to the initial post. This is evident when someone asks a question, then gets a response, likely answering the question or resolving an issue. Subsequent responses to the thread seek to provide the same response, sometimes more than once, with the same solution/answer, or questions relating to the issue, even after the opening poster has stated in the thread that all is resolved. Is there a good explanation for this? Now, I am not a moderator, so can't enforce anything, but I find it very annoying to have to skip through multiple messages of the same origin. Why don't persons read the thread in its entirety before posting?

You can download the extension here: http://www.screenreader.ai/download_captcha_solver.html

Hello Arno,


Captcha Buster never worked for me here. Are you sure it's free? I
think I read you had some captchas for free, and then you had to subscribe.
But maybe I'm getting mixed up with another service.


Ciao,

Ollie


Il 12/04/2019 15:32, Arno Schuh ha scritto:

Hi Oliver,

could you explain how your captcha solver works?
In the German mailing list since the last week a captcha solver
entitled Captcha buster is spreaded. It is available for Chorme and
Firefox, too. If I understand the way it works correctly they use the
option of recaptcha to recognize the alternative audio file.
So if your solving routine uses an other way to solve the captcha it
would be nice to have a second tool.

Yours sincerely

Arno

Am Freitag, 12. April 2019 13:08 schrieb Oliver Edholm
<oliver.edholm@gmail.com>:

Hi!

I just wanted to announce that I'm now releasing a Chrome Extension
for automatic captcha solving.

You can download the extension here:
http://www.screenreader.ai/download_captcha_solver.html

I'm a sighted machine learning researcher that recently have caught
an eye on the field of web accessibility.

Websites are primarily designed to be interacted with visually which
is hard to do if you have a visual impairment. Here I think there's
big potential for AI to help and look at the web page visually and
then give correct and helpful information to the visually impaired
or blind user.

I'm also the creator of the newly created but fairly popular NVDA
add-on, "Image Describer", can be found at NVDA add-ons list, (if
you're interested in trying out):
https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html

I'm looking towards doing much more than this, please contact me or
reply to this thread if you want to get help with something
accessibility wise or have any kind of feedback.

Hi Oliver,
Many thanks. Your effort is greatly appreciated.
Best regards.

On 4/12/19, Oliver Edholm <oliver.edholm@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi!

I just wanted to announce that I'm now releasing a Chrome Extension for
automatic captcha solving.

You can download the extension
here: http://www.screenreader.ai/download_captcha_solver.html

I'm a sighted machine learning researcher that recently have caught an eye
on the field of web accessibility.

Websites are primarily designed to be interacted with visually which is hard
to do if you have a visual impairment. Here I think there's big potential
for AI to help and look at the web page visually and then give correct and
helpful information to the visually impaired or blind user.

I'm also the creator of the newly created but fairly popular NVDA add-on,
"Image Describer", can be found at NVDA add-ons list, (if you're interested
in trying out): https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html

I'm looking towards doing much more than this, please contact me or reply to
this thread if you want to get help with something accessibility wise or
have any kind of feedback.

Hi Marcio! I'll soon have a Firefox version as well, I'll send on Messenger if you want to test! 

On Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 04:54 AM, marcio wrote:

Oliver, is this extension going to be developed for Firefox as well?
I hoped to test it and give you some feedback, but Chrome isn't my default browser hence I'm not comfortable with it to test something there right now.
Also I never even installed an extension on this browser, so...

Looking forward to see this one in Firefox, and my apologies if I'm asking too much. Take your time :)

Cheers,
Marcio AKA Starboy
Follow or add me on Facebook

Em 12/04/2019 08:08, Oliver Edholm disse:

Hi!

I just wanted to announce that I'm now releasing a Chrome Extension for automatic captcha solving.

You can download the extension here: http://www.screenreader.ai/download_captcha_solver.html

I'm a sighted machine learning researcher that recently have caught an eye on the field of web accessibility.

Websites are primarily designed to be interacted with visually which is hard to do if you have a visual impairment. Here I think there's big potential for AI to help and look at the web page visually and then give correct and helpful information to the visually impaired or blind user.

I'm also the creator of the newly created but fairly popular NVDA add-on, "Image Describer", can be found at NVDA add-ons list, (if you're interested in trying out): https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html

I'm looking towards doing much more than this, please contact me or reply to this thread if you want to get help with something accessibility wise or have any kind of feedback.

Marcio,

           Done!  [If my choice doesn't accurately reflect what you were looking for, please let me know].

           You also kindly created a parallel topic on the Chat Subgroup, which had the same original title, and now has the same updated title.  Since this is all about Firefox, I'd ask for follow-ups on the Chat Subgroup topic, if at all possible.

           And, again, the e-mail addresses for the Chat Subgroup are:

• Post: chat@nvda.groups.io
• Subscribe: chat+subscribe@nvda.groups.io
• Unsubscribe: chat+unsubscribe@nvda.groups.io
• Group Owner: chat+owner@nvda.groups.io
• Help: chat+help@nvda.groups.io

We've been gaining subscribers over the last several days, and have had a number of interesting topics, most regarding technical issues outside NVDA, start flowing.  I'd love to see that trend continue.

--

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Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell.

           ~ Edward Abbey

 

 

I'm not able to change settings in 7zip. After changing settings when I click apply or ok, it shows access denied. How to save changed settings?

Gene,
Actually the bug is described on my first message. And, from his message, I assumed he'd know what it's about, but thanks for the warning :)
Well, the bug is, basically now to have access to the options such as General, Privacy and such using the arrow keys, you need first of all to enable NVDA focus mode and tab a few times around the screen before issuing the up/down arrow command.

Cheers,
Marcio AKA Starboy
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Em 12/04/2019 11:13, Gene disse:

Brian doesn't know what the bug is.  I suggest you write a description of it as though you were submitting a report and send it to him.  As far as I know, the bug is that you have to be in forms mode in order to see certain fields in options.  But I'm not sure if you are saying there is more to it.

 

Gene

----- Original Message -----

From: marcio via Groups.Io

Sent: Friday, April 12, 2019 6:48 AM

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io

Subject: Re: [nvda] Cuttie Mozilla seems to have changed (again) the options' window

Brian, would you do me this big favor and report it to the guys out there?
I never reported a bug before and I'm afraid I'll not manage to do it right now. So if you can, I'd appreciate it indeed :)

Cheers,
Marcio AKA Starboy
Follow or add me on Facebook

Em 12/04/2019 04:35, Brian's Mail list account via Groups.Io disse:

So basically then, the field is not focussed like it is on google but is on the page. I wonder what the point of changing the way search works was? Might worth reporting it on the  Firefox bug tracker or on nvda github in case a work around is possible.
Brian

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----- Original Message ----- From: "marcio via Groups.Io" <marcinhorj21@...>
To: "NVDA List" <nvda@nvda.groups.io>
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2019 1:03 AM
Subject: [nvda] Cuttie Mozilla seems to have changed (again) the options' window

Hey folks,
So the subject speaks for itself.
Some of you may remember me from the other thread about the add-ons'
section, isn't it?
Well, here we are again. Now, though, the situation is in fact at least
a little bit better.
Our dear mozilla, on what I believe to be the latest Firefox, changed in
a way the options' window, where we have general, privacy and such.
At first, I was about to post here asking for a workaround for this one,
but I found it myself.
The story is like that: being on said window, one can't, for their life,
arrow through the options anymore. Well, at least it was what I was getting.
Then, don't know why, but as a last resort I tried to play with the
window using NVDA in focus mode.
Guess what? It worked!
In fact, I believe it worked because now in this very same window you
have a search field where you can type in parts of what you want to get,
for example "priva" for privacy. But, this field actually is also a submenu!
No, you haven't read it wrong. It's a field and a submenu, as NVDA
reports it.
I'll have to say, that's the first time I've seen something like that.
Quite odd, if you ask me.

Well, all of this to say that, if you getting the same as I got, then
justdo the NVDA focus mode thing or the equivalent on your screen
reader, tab through the screen and then at some point you'll be able to
arrow through the options like we are used to do.

Cheers,
Marcio
AKA /Starboy/


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Oliver,


Idon't have Messenger; if you send it to Marcio, can you send it to me to this mailing address? Or, can he share it with me?


Ciao,

Ollie




Il 12/04/2019 15:02, Oliver Edholm ha scritto:

Hi Marcio! I'll soon have a Firefox version as well, I'll send on Messenger if you want to test!

On Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 04:54 AM, marcio wrote:

    Oliver, is this extension going to be developed for Firefox as well?
    I hoped to test it and give you some feedback, but Chrome isn't my
    default browser hence I'm not comfortable with it to test
    something there right now.
    Also I never even installed an extension on this browser, so...

    Looking forward to see this one in Firefox, and my apologies if
    I'm asking too much. Take your time :)

    Cheers,
    MarcioAKA /Starboy/
    Follow or add me on Facebook <https://facebook.com/coolbutpsycho>

    Em 12/04/2019 08:08, Oliver Edholm disse:

        Hi!

        I just wanted to announce that I'm now releasing a Chrome
        Extension for automatic captcha solving.

        You can download the extension here:
        http://www.screenreader.ai/download_captcha_solver.html

        I'm a sighted machine learning researcher that recently have
        caught an eye on the field of web accessibility.

        Websites are primarily designed to be interacted with visually
        which is hard to do if you have a visual impairment. Here I
        think there's big potential for AI to help and look at the web
        page visually and then give correct and helpful information to
        the visually impaired or blind user.

        I'm also the creator of the newly created but fairly popular
        NVDA add-on, "Image Describer", can be found at NVDA add-ons
        list, (if you're interested in trying out):
        https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html

        I'm looking towards doing much more than this, please contact
        me or reply to this thread if you want to get help with
        something accessibility wise or have any kind of feedback.

Brian doesn't know what the bug is.  I suggest you write a description of it as though you were submitting a report and send it to him.  As far as I know, the bug is that you have to be in forms mode in order to see certain fields in options.  But I'm not sure if you are saying there is more to it.

 

Gene

----- Original Message -----

From: marcio via Groups.Io

Sent: Friday, April 12, 2019 6:48 AM

To: nvda@nvda.groups.io

Subject: Re: [nvda] Cuttie Mozilla seems to have changed (again) the options' window

Brian, would you do me this big favor and report it to the guys out there?
I never reported a bug before and I'm afraid I'll not manage to do it right now. So if you can, I'd appreciate it indeed :)

Cheers,
Marcio AKA Starboy
Follow or add me on Facebook

Em 12/04/2019 04:35, Brian's Mail list account via Groups.Io disse:

So basically then, the field is not focussed like it is on google but is on the page. I wonder what the point of changing the way search works was? Might worth reporting it on the  Firefox bug tracker or on nvda github in case a work around is possible.
Brian

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----- Original Message ----- From: "marcio via Groups.Io" <marcinhorj21@...>
To: "NVDA List" <nvda@nvda.groups.io>
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2019 1:03 AM
Subject: [nvda] Cuttie Mozilla seems to have changed (again) the options' window

Hey folks,
So the subject speaks for itself.
Some of you may remember me from the other thread about the add-ons'
section, isn't it?
Well, here we are again. Now, though, the situation is in fact at least
a little bit better.
Our dear mozilla, on what I believe to be the latest Firefox, changed in
a way the options' window, where we have general, privacy and such.
At first, I was about to post here asking for a workaround for this one,
but I found it myself.
The story is like that: being on said window, one can't, for their life,
arrow through the options anymore. Well, at least it was what I was getting.
Then, don't know why, but as a last resort I tried to play with the
window using NVDA in focus mode.
Guess what? It worked!
In fact, I believe it worked because now in this very same window you
have a search field where you can type in parts of what you want to get,
for example "priva" for privacy. But, this field actually is also a submenu!
No, you haven't read it wrong. It's a field and a submenu, as NVDA
reports it.
I'll have to say, that's the first time I've seen something like that.
Quite odd, if you ask me.

Well, all of this to say that, if you getting the same as I got, then
justdo the NVDA focus mode thing or the equivalent on your screen
reader, tab through the screen and then at some point you'll be able to
arrow through the options like we are used to do.

Cheers,
Marcio
AKA /Starboy/


Follow or add me on Facebook <https://facebook.com/coolbutpsycho>

Hi Oliver,

could you explain how your captcha solver works?
In the German mailing list since the last week a captcha solver entitled Captcha buster is spreaded. It is available for Chorme and Firefox, too. If I understand the way it works correctly they use the option of recaptcha to recognize the alternative audio file.
So if your solving routine uses an other way to solve the captcha it would be nice to have a second tool.

Yours sincerely

Arno

Am Freitag, 12. April 2019 13:08 schrieb Oliver Edholm <oliver.edholm@gmail.com>:

Hi!

I just wanted to announce that I'm now releasing a Chrome Extension
for automatic captcha solving.

You can download the extension here:
http://www.screenreader.ai/download_captcha_solver.html

I'm a sighted machine learning researcher that recently have caught
an eye on the field of web accessibility.

Websites are primarily designed to be interacted with visually which
is hard to do if you have a visual impairment. Here I think there's
big potential for AI to help and look at the web page visually and
then give correct and helpful information to the visually impaired or
blind user.

I'm also the creator of the newly created but fairly popular NVDA
add-on, "Image Describer", can be found at NVDA add-ons list, (if
you're interested in trying out):
https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html

I'm looking towards doing much more than this, please contact me or
reply to this thread if you want to get help with something
accessibility wise or have any kind of feedback.

Hi Marcio! I'll soon have a Firefox version as well, I'll send on Messenger if you want to test!

On Fri, Apr 12, 2019 at 04:54 AM, marcio wrote:

Oliver, is this extension going to be developed for Firefox as well?
I hoped to test it and give you some feedback, but Chrome isn't my
default browser hence I'm not comfortable with it to test
something there right now.
Also I never even installed an extension on this browser, so...

Looking forward to see this one in Firefox, and my apologies if
I'm asking too much. Take your time :)

Cheers,
MarcioAKA /Starboy/
Follow or add me on Facebook <https://facebook.com/coolbutpsycho>

Em 12/04/2019 08:08, Oliver Edholm disse:

Hi!

I just wanted to announce that I'm now releasing a Chrome
Extension for automatic captcha solving.

You can download the extension here:
http://www.screenreader.ai/download_captcha_solver.html

I'm a sighted machine learning researcher that recently have
caught an eye on the field of web accessibility.

Websites are primarily designed to be interacted with visually
which is hard to do if you have a visual impairment. Here I
think there's big potential for AI to help and look at the web
page visually and then give correct and helpful information to
the visually impaired or blind user.

I'm also the creator of the newly created but fairly popular
NVDA add-on, "Image Describer", can be found at NVDA add-ons
list, (if you're interested in trying out):
https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html

I'm looking towards doing much more than this, please contact
me or reply to this thread if you want to get help with
something accessibility wise or have any kind of feedback.