Hi, I must disagree with just using size as the measure of quality of add-ons: Size: add-ons are small because they are compressed – they are essentially zipped packages. When uncompressed, it can

First, as to the size of add-ons, my impression is that they are generally small and that you can incorporate many, perhaps a large number, without making the program larger enough to matter to any

I knew about the page, but I’ve never seen an Outlook add-on, neither there before nor discussed on list. This is great, and if it helps with the control+. (Period) in speaking the next message

My reference point is Window-Eyes since I converted from it to NVDA. When in File Explorer and arrowing up and down a file list, WE additionally announces things like file size, date of modification,

And, for the flip side of the "features" coin, add-on support only lasts as long as there's someone willing and able to do the ongoing maintenance necessary to keep an add-on viable. This is not

further to my last, I also am a firm believer that if your application has default keystrokes, you should not need to completely remap the keyboard to make the application

this, I am in complete agreement with, because on the whole, the concept you're proposing flies in the face of what NVDA is truly all about. It has been stated time and time

No one will read that final dialogue. I don't eve rread the finished dialogues of software except to search for any errors.if info is missed, it's my fault but I don't have to time to speed read

I don't like the idea of number 2. I see nvda becoming very bloated. As for 1 I do use ducking if somethingn is too loud and I ned to use the screen reader. It can come in handy at times. Just because

Hi, First, what I’m saying below has nothing to do with NV Access’s position on this subject – I’m sure Quentin will post something about this when he is ready. Audio ducking (not ducting,

Hi Shaun, I'm not sure I agree with much of this! I like audio ducking a lot becuase there are often websites that start things playing too loudly and there is no way to navigate to the volume control

Ron, what follows is not personally aimed at you, but at this concept, which several have expressed. Whether or not you, any you, use a given feature or function is irrelevant. You can be assured

The education about how NVDA works, about the existence of add-ons and so on, it is not one of the major responsabilities of the various local communities? At least, for the portuguese community, it

Hi Gene, You make a good point, but that could easily be rectified if during the install, there is a reference screen that says something like: "You have just installed the

Hi Vlad, I agree with you on the ducting. I don't use it a lot with NVDA because I use a computer and long before ducting, I used 2 separate sound cards and have total

When I see things like this my jaw drops? The official NVDA Add-Ons Page, whose address has been posted hundreds of times, is: https://addons.nvda-project.org/index.en.html. Each add-on is

Wait, there's an addon for Outlook?

I am sure many people miss out on addons because they don't know about them. -- Lenron Brown Cell: 985-271-2832 Skype: ron.brown762

I think that perhaps the most important reason to add certain add-ons to the program itself is that a lot of NVDA users don't know, and won't know, that add-ons exist or where to get them. I'm

The only thing I agree with you on is the second bit of your message. Otherwise, you're wrong about the notion that people don't use ducking. I don't have the patience to explain to you why you are