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Re: Accessibility in Inbox by Gmail - Inbox by Gmail Help

hello, and what is your question now? with nvda it is very easy to navigate gmail with firefox. but why don't you use thunderbird? it's completely free! while there is no internet, you can read

By P. Otter · #2110 ·

Re: Accessibility in Inbox by Gmail - Inbox by Gmail Help

Hi Group I recently started using Gmail inbox with NVDA and Mozilla FireFox. It works very well, but for the purposes of my Internet classes, I teach the students the old way, because Inbox doesn't

By Heaven Botma <ehlbotma@...> · #2109 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

Yes me too The issue often is when a computer is shared with the sighted and the young. Most of the time the things I find are not a real security risk, they normally do stuff like vector your

By Brian's Mail list account · #2108 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

Do most antivirus programs automatically scan downloaded files when you start downloading them, or is this a feature you usually have to turn on? I just got Sophos, and am still getting used to it.

By Arianna Sepulveda · #2107 ·

Re: Accessibility in Inbox by Gmail - Inbox by Gmail Help

I don't use Thunderbird. I only use Inbox on web (NVDA/VoiceOver/ChromeVox), iOS VoiceOver, and Android TalkBack

By Kevin Chao · #2106 ·

Re: Accessibility in Inbox by Gmail - Inbox by Gmail Help

Hello, Thanks for sharing this application with us. In terms of features and reliability, is it better than mozilla thunderbird? Cheers. Sent from my iPhone

By afrim maja <afrim.maja@...> · #2105 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

Ari, It was never a common technique, and you only need concern yourself with it if you are suddenly being presented with a window or pop-up window that's coming up from nowhere and has no

By Brian Vogel · #2104 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

Holy crap! I never knew that! That's insane! Is there actually a difference between the red X and the close icon you can bring up that has minimize, maximize, Etc.? I thought that close icon was an X

By Arianna Sepulveda · #2103 ·

Re: NVDA with iTunes.

iTunes worked with NVDA for me no problem. Didn't try the store but I think it is not needed for me as I mostly download apps via the iPhone's app store.

By Supanut Leepaisomboon · #2102 ·

Accessibility in Inbox by Gmail - Inbox by Gmail Help

https://support.google.com/inbox/answer/6083800 Computer accessibility Inbox is compatible with the following screen readers:Operating systemScreen readerBrowserChrome OSChromeVoxChromeMicrosoft

By Kevin Chao · #2101 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

Antony, How are you receiving e-mail, and by that I mean are you getting each message, the full featured digest, or the plain digest? In reviewing copies of both the full featured digest

By Brian Vogel · #2100 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

Click on the words, "Windows Defender." That brought up, for me, the forum topic. Travis

By Kwork · #2099 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

Thanks for the info, but that link didn't come through on my copy of the email. Did anyone else who uses this list via email get a clickable link? Antony. -- God sent his only son into this

By Antony Stone · #2098 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

Antony, The link is right in the original post after the word "entitled." I always use click-through text whenever possible. Brian, who - having in brain injury rehab - could not agree

By Brian Vogel · #2097 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

I didn't read the discussion but this appears to be the advice that was circulated a number of years ago that, if a program asks to install something and you think the site is malicious, telling the

By Gene · #2096 ·

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By Joseph Lee · #2093 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

Sounds interesting, but where's the link? Antony. -- If the human brain were so simple that we could understand it, we'd be so simple that we couldn't.

By Antony Stone · #2092 ·

Re: Good Browsing Hygiene, was: Kaspersky antivirus, how accessible?

To extend this to what other "computer geeks" think about good Browsing (or Computing in General) Hygiene, I'm posting a direct link to a thread entitled, Windows Defender, on bleepingcomputer.com.

By Brian Vogel · #2091 ·

Re: How do I check a check box?

well yes, agreed but for this user it didn't work.

By Kevin Cussick · #2090 ·

Re: regarding elequence

what do you mean by eloquence voices? There is a sappy 5 eloquence from codefactory which supports also chinese, japonese, and Korean. Are you talking about that?. Sent from my iPhone

By afrim maja <afrim.maja@...> · #2089 ·

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