IRC! I can't tell you how much time I haven't heard of it :) Well I don't know of any accessible client. Last time I used it, quite a while back, I've used a basic client developed by

I haven't done this for a while but, from memory, I think that when you hit enter on that element, a confirmation box appears at the bottom of the screen. Good luck! Richard Bartholomew

Please, read the previous replies in the thread. Antony. -- BASIC is to computer languages what Roman numerals are to arithmetic. Please reply to

Em 10/03/2019 08:45, Christo de Klerk escreveu: I'd like to give it a try, but how I can give something a try if I don't know what something is about? At least a short description,

I wonder if anybody can give me some advice as to the exact steps to follow in order to use the Amazon website to cancel Kindle magazine subscriptions.I can get to the "manage content and devices"

As many other people have already mentioned, it seems there's not any plan, for now ou the future, to make NVDA a screen reader to a smartphone. It actually would be quite nice, though, and

I'm not fond of mobile-optimized websites. The reason is most of the time I'm using my laptop and almost never use my smartphone or any other mobile device to really browse through

Hi, Same case of the guy asking about breadcrumb yesterday, if it wasn't you, I actually don't remember :) "inserted" is an HTML tag which indicates that something was deleted and some

Are you saying you want an address to subscribe to a podcast? I see, using an older version of Chrome, specific episodes linked to, such as a link to Episode 72 of a podcast after a dewscription of

Sometimes I simply use the down and up arrow keys to review a web page.  In many cases Icome accross lines on the web page that start by NVDA saying inserted followed by some useless info,  What

In addition to what you mentioned above, geography can also be a factor in determining what site you "get" to view. Some redirect according to IP address. I think Amazon used to do this, though it

Hello, As many other people already stated, no, it is not possible right now and I personally don’t see a need for it. We have talkback and voiceover which are pretty good screen readers on their

Many websites do present different content based on the browser they detect is visiting them. Sometimes this is good (eg: for mobile devices, they get the mobile-optimised version), but sometimes

There is a website called doubletap.online Its a Canadian site, but has podcasts about accessible tech. However, when I view it in foirefox or waterfox I cannot find a link to the basic podcast

And he has kindly put the website's link in his message. There shouldn't be any excuse as the info is just a click away. And what, prey tell, would clicking that link bring me

A lot of these can be done with nvda add ons, though the prevent mute might be of interest if a stand alone package, given the mess sighted people ooften leave our machines in in just a ten second

We have many times been down this route. The short answer is no, since the dependencies used by NVDA are PC specific and indeed windows specific. If you really wanted to do it it would in effect be a

Yep, I got this add-on a while back. However, as for layout switching in the way I described, I've never heard of anything about. So am wondering if it's possible at all :) Cheers,

Unless you are reading off line of course which some third world users often do. Brian bglists@... Sent via blueyonder. Please address personal E-mail to:- briang1@...,

I've never tried it, but there is certainly an application dictionary add on so one can have bespoke words defined as spoken a certain way in an application. I've not seen it on the list, but it