Hi, in the Braille preferences, you can specify how long, in seconds, messages should be displayed. Could it be that you have set this to zero? Best, Felix Am Do., 23. Mai 2019 um 12:40 Uhr schrieb

Hello! Have you tried with add-ons deactived? Specially Braille Extender... Rui Fontes Às 07:48 de 23/05/2019, Brian Tew via Groups.Io escreveu:

I'm running iTunes 12.6.3.6 , which is a version for companies, means it still includes the app management portion and the menu is fully accessible, as supposed, Alt opens the File menu and arrowing

I was worried that accessibility might be neglected indefinitely since it was something like seven months since the inaccessible version came out. That's good that they solved the problems. Gene

Talking about Braille Edge, a friend of mine pointed out to me that in the latest version of NVDA there are no more drivers for Hims devices. She has a BrailleSense, and doesn't know how to connect

Hi all, For those who have been using TOR and found that it became inaccessible with NVDA, here is a good news. From the latest release note, it mentioned that works have been done on the

Hello, I’m throwing out a bit of feedback as well. I use NVDA almost exclusively nowadays. However, I keep preferring the JAWS cursor approach, compared to the concept of screen review found in

Greetings, when I press nvda+1 to get input help braille ceases. Audio continues properly, but I cannot hear it well enough to decipher some of the weirder items. When I press nvda+1 again braille

Here's an iTunes with NVDA question: What's the secret to navigating the menu bar? Pressing alt then arrow keys will neither read nor Braille anything useful. Is there an up-to-date tutorial

Hi, wow, did I miss something crucial? They turned it into a web app? Haven't looked at it in a while as I found it clunky and slow and just not fun to use. Best, Felix Am Do., 23. Mai 2019 um 00:54

Hello Erick. I have to agree with you. To add to your post, JAWS no longer works with the spellchecker in Office 2019. Meaning, if you push f7, JAWS is just going to say ignore button and nothing

With our issue tracker, the easiest place to start is: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues Type your query into the edit box and it will find any issues with those keywords. Firstly it will

Thank you. I did not know one could go to a list of open issues. That is really fantastic. Thank you.

2.2 is the latest Remote Add-on.

I had a Braille Edge and now have a QBraille XL. I also notice that from time to time there seems to be a blank line while reading. This always seems to be at the end of a paragraph or a hard return.

Hi Ed, We are certainly aware of the request for this feature and that it is something a few people want. Here is one of our open issues which references it:

Thanks everyone for your comments. To be clear, my intention in posing this question was not to suggest that NVDA is a poor choice of screenreader, or to davalue it in comparison to JAWS. It was

Well being that itunes is a web app most nvda web commands should work, it has a few treeviews in it to though. I think this is all on this though.

With Nimer's points in mind, I'll just add: - NVDA doesn't have any specific keystrokes purely for iTunes, so getting around iTunes should be a matter of either its own inbuilt keystrokes, or standard

Hello, this is a note to anyone who may respond to this thread. If you respond, please try to think of how NVDA may relate to the response. If, as I suspect, the issue is more about how to use iTunes,