I'm having said problem as well, in chrome. Its like speech lags, restart NVDA, works fine for awhile, then back to lag. Its like, press down erro, then 2 seconds later, speech gets to wear I

Yes, NVDA and edge are working better for me than Chrome as well. I am very excited as well about how much feedback I get in Edge. For example, NVDA will say: Do you want to save or open the file,

Hello Brian! The file crashes after they have been saved. Conversions are saved successfully, but when I reopen the file it most certainly crashes after certain time. If I let me stay open and don't

Hello! This may very well be related to an issue I previously reported: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/8389 Focus tracking seems to have degraded at some point, speculatively speaking, as the

I have issues on some sites like this and its probably the site.

Well I assume this is going to be a very big file. Can you save the converted file from word before it crashes as another name? It would be interesting to see what the file length is. I have to say

A suggestion; Convert the document. Save it as a word document, or which ever format you prefer. Close the pdf file. Open the converted document. Just a thought; no promises.

On the face of it it sounds like all browsers are reacting to some issue on the machine itself to me, but as has been said we would need more info to be able to say what that might be. Sadly often

I've not heard of this either. Is it perhaps a mistake when they removed the next feature of changing alt tab etc so you can have lots of sessions instead of 1? Brian bglists@... Sent

Another thought is to save it as good old DOC say word 2003 or something else. Then if you still cannot get any sense, reload it into Jarte as often that presents things normally. It would be good if

That is very interesting, as If I go anywhere near as fast as I have Espeak set to with Eloquence it all merges into a kind of moaning with a big lisp every so often. This of course could be that the

I would suggest that there are some displays that do not clatter and with a very directional mike you might not have an issue. Of course you could always work from hard copy. I can hear sometimes on

Yes, I agree to most of this. it is amazing though what can be done later in life I learned Braille in my 50s and to me its amazing I can read it at all. I sat down and wrote a training program in

A lot of people read two handed and seem to be able to beat the display quite often. Its amazing if you can do it. The problem with a lot of this is that sight is broadband whereas audio is like an

Yes but not everyone is that fast at reading it either. I learned it later in life and have never really found it of much use for long texts, but that might not be everyone's experience. I just could

Unfortunately I think it depends on the person. I know people who regularly read so fast I simply cannot understand it. I also find that it gives me a headache if I set it too fast. I imagine it

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I'm observing, when I convert a book from PDF to word and navigate it using NVDA, the word document crashes after 30-40 minutes approx. This doesn't happen if I'm working on document which hasn't

Hi all, The NVDA Add-on Development Guide has been updated: https://github.com/nvdaaddons/devguide/wiki/NVDA%20Add-on%20Development%20Guide New in this version: Fixed some misspellings. In

Cool. But what are the differences, do you know? I mean, if it weren't for this issue, I'd have no idea that they changed anything. It appears, on the surface, to work exactly as it always has.