We're all getting very meta, and quickly, aren't we? Gene, you and I are clearly on the same page. I'd even pare off "input." In the computing world (and even regular one, really) commands are

The problem is, what should this array of ways of input be called? Maybe input commands, which would cover everything. This is just one more example of the decline of English. Apps and

I agree with Brian. I see input gestures and think touch, not keyboard or mouse etc. I don't think there has ever ben a change in terms and to me they are Not synonymous.

Mary, Not that I don't blame technical writers for a multitude of sins in the world of documentation, but terminology used by an application is seldom determined by them. I'm not

Brian, I couldn't agree with you more! I guess "me too" messages aren't all that useful. But hiding what should be plainly obvious behind unnecessarily opaque jargon defeats

Hi all. Can anyone point me to an email discussion list like this one for Russian NVDA users, as well as to any tutorial/training material that might be available in Russian. Thx, Albert

And were one to hide the incredibly direct term, "voice commands," under the rubric "input gestures" then all the opprobrium heaped upon you would be deserved. Taking the direct "voice" and

Which is precisely the problem. Callin something that is intimately familiar to the typical end user, and when it's currently the only method (regardless of keyboard being used), something "more

Hi, Input gestures are more abstract – in that it includes not only keyboard commands, but also represents other input possibilities such as braille display buttons and touchscreen gestures (and

Yes, I must admit to not bothering to look into this as I, too, assumed the gestures were to do with touch screens! I should have learned by now not to assume anything! Regards Richard Bartholomew

Richard, I will admit that I, too, find the adoption of the terminology "input gestures" for what are almost universally dubbed "keyboard shortcuts" just plain weird. But I also know that

Brian: This is extremely helpful. For some reason, I have never thought of looking at the gestures preferences. they sounded more like touch commands to me. Maybe because other access

With regard to Clip Contents Designer, its own add-on page clearly states: Note: The above commands can be changed from NVDA menu, Preferences submenu, Input gestures dialog, Text review

I would love to use Golden Cursor, but I need Clip Contents Designer to work as well and Golden Cursor has key conflicts. If I must choose, I'll have to stick with Clip Contents Designer.

Hi! I use Golden cursor all the time to access software that I could not any other way! After you install the add-on, you can choose the number of pixels you want to move by in any direction. When

I recently came across this "anticaptcha" plugin. If you install it to Chrome, you can solve 10 captchas for free. https://antcpt.com/eng/home.html

You can use iTunes with a screen reader, it just takes some getting use to. Once you get the hang of it, it is very workable. - Brad -

It is if you already happen to have it installed. I challenge you to find a way to get it on a machine that does not already have it (and I don't count using Chrome's sync function if you log in to

Maybe I won’t use iTunes after all. Lol.

Hi, Just to let you all know, rumola is still there. I used it only yesterday in chrome to help solve a captcha. Lisa-Maree