Not being a Braille user, do you have the enhanced area add on in the nvda you use. I saw some chat about this giving rise to Braille issues earlier today

Since analogies to JAWS have been made, I am not quite sure I understand the difference between browse mode (in both JAWS and NVDA) and Forms Mode (JAWS) and Focus Mode (NVDA). The behaviors, at least

A few are, but mostly not. I think the best way to get this noticed is to post a feature request on github and see what happens. It has an associated email list so you can follow any discussions. I

You are hearing that information because JAWS is telling it to you in the new location. A sighted person wouldn't see it on the page. If you used the copy from virtual pc cursor option that

Gene, I understood what you meant. If you want to get the functionality I am describing into NVDA, you, Brian, and others in this discussion are just going to need to fire up JAWS in demo mode, and

A minor corredction. I meant to say can't in this sentence: Without browse mode, you can't move as though there were a cursor because there isn't one, except in edit fields. In other words, in

I'm happy with the technique, I just can't find the column headers. I know they're there because they are announced by NVDA-b to read the whole screen contents. I've been wondering round and round the

I think the point has to be here that if you are only cutting part of a formatted bit of text that part of the formatting cannot be known if it is outside of the selection, so it will paste in some

Gene, in JAWS with the virtual PC cursor active, I don’t have to choose between copying as the virtual PC cursor sees it versus how a sighted user sees it. I just select what I need and press

Which is why I said to select the entire page, control a, Copy it to the clipboard, then paste it into a program where the formatting is retained and edit it there. The whole point of browse mode is

Nothing has changed on my end one second NVDA was reading the sheet fine, then it just stopped. Now it will not read the sells. It still reads the menu, but not the contents of the sells. Here is

Brian and Gene, if I select anything in browse mode, Gene is right. NVDA will copy the text the way browse mode sees it, so if I select a table, it will copy something like “Table with two columns

Gene, I believe your latest suspicion is probably correct. I found the same thing that you did if I selected when Focus Highlight showed me to be in browse mode with a thin, green dashed

I hope others comment on this. I may be wrong; I thought that ifyou copy when browse mode is on that the text is copied from the browse mode buffer which wouldn't necessarily present the article as a

How do you know what you are selecting? When I go to asp.net and press h in Firefox to get to the first heading, I then press NVDA+space bar, to activate focus mode. When I press shift+down arrow

Michael, I was in the Google Chrome browser for that testing cycle. I just did the same from Firefox for this testing cycle, but I believe that it's in how we're doing our selection

Brian, What are you using to view the New York Times with NVDA? Thanks, Michael E. Walker Programmer/Analyst: HR, SSG & Corporate Systems The Boeing Company Email: Michael.E.Walker3@...

Michael, I did see Gene's message. Did you see mine? When I have NVDA up, am looking at the New York Times and copying and pasting I am not having this issue. I am trying

Thanks Rui! Em 16/08/2018 11:46, Rui Fontes escreveu:

Thanks Brian! Em 16/08/2018 10:33, Brian Vogel escreveu: