Caret browsing is a function of some browsers and a Chrome add-on, all enabled using F7 key. Here is an extract from an article describing it’s use: Google Chrome’s Caret Browsing: We all

Have you tried this with add-ons disabled? How about assigning an additional keystroke to this command?

Just FYI: 1. All issues on a machine running Win10 Home 64-bit Version 1703, Build 15063.250 2. Tried in IE11 and Chrome. 3. Also tried toggling between Browse and Focus mode, and am using the

hi. did you try nvda+f7 in microsoft edge or aby other browsers? if in microsoft edge, its maybe related to the microsoft edge. i read somewhere that microsoft recommended that not install update for

Let me ask you, are you in focus mode when this occurs? For example, you go to the Google homepage. If you try this command in focus mode, it won't work. If you try this command anywhere outside of

I have seen problems with the F7 in nvda where it won't display the elements list but just says something weird like "Carrot Browsing". I have no idea of what this means, and I think

The concept sounds really interesting.

It can be caused by the browser is not yet ready, so NVDA is not yet in browse mode, and in that case, only F7 is sent to the application, and that command is for activating the mouse

It sounds as though this may not be an NVDA problem. Are you using the same version of Windows as the student? If so, perhaps a Windows update has caused problems. It's unlikely that the insert key

It would be useful to see what happens with another screen-reader. We don't know if the problem has anything to do with NVDA. Gene

Actually, this was a typo, but I will admit that I was trying both F6 and F7 along with the NVDA key. I'm back at home now but at least 50% of the time or more if I do NVDA+F7 I get the dialog box

this is because it is nvda f7 hope this helps.

Matthew, Thanks for the response! No, I don’t have any toolbars enabled. Restarting Outlook does not affect the problem either. It’s as if there was a “curtain” over the first 54

It's NVDA f7. I guess you'll be at sixes and sevens until you see my or other messages with that information. (grin) Gene

Just a thought, but do you have any tool bars enabled. I usually disable all tools and turn off the preview. Also, try restarting outlook and see if that works. Matthew

Hi, Brian, It's actually NVDA F-7. Rosemarie On 4/28/2017 1:46 PM, Brian Vogel wrote:

Hi, You mean NVDA+F7? Cheers, Joseph

Hello All, I'm actually with a student at this very moment and we're working with NVDA, or I should say trying to. I cannot seem to get a consistent result with bringing up the elements

Hi everyone, When windows and NVDA load on my laptop NVDA says "NVDA HF5 unavailable" and when I alt+tab to change the window it says "NVDA HF6 unavailable". Then I restart NVDA and those

Hi, does NVDA support a scenario where: 1. several visually impaired users connect to a central Remote Desktop Services (Terminal Server) machine 2. obviously, each user opens a separate Remote