Vincent, Thanks for that Ghacks article link, as it's quite thorough in explaining the control of this feature under Firefox and also includes links (which I did not follow) at the end

Well, if anyone uses it, let me just advise that control + NVDA + r reverts your configuration. They said it was in English--you couldn't prove it by me. I couldn't understand anything, & I constantly

You and I are cut from the same cloth. I said pretty much the same thing two days ago. We are, it seems, either currently in the minority or rapidly becoming so. Push notifications, whether through

I want my browsing experience as clean as possible. Under no conditions will I approve of an app or website to push notifications through a browser.

For Firefox users (like myself): having Firefox push notifications to Windows seems to be supported, according to this website that does some advertising of this feature for a version

And, as a recent topic brought to the fore, if one is using Chrome it's possible to have the browser push those push messages straight over to Windows to be presented as toast notifications, or

Yes, this Dell has all of those as well. If I'd known that I'd have kept my doubletalk LT around when I moved.

Yeah, Windows + A seems to be the way to go (open action center, see notifications). If they're not here then I'm afraid I don't know at all and haven't been able to find on the net. It's

Hi, Actually, Windows+(Shift+)V for toast notifications, and Windows+A for Action Center (I get this sometimes while using Slack, so this is nothing new). Cheers, Joseph

Talking of a “real serial port”, I recently purchased a new DELL OptiPlex7060 desktop. I was amazed to find this has a Serial port, as well as 8 USB ports. But even more surprising – it has

Vincent, Yep :) I can just be playing something, listening to a podcast or whatever and I'll get the notification. Hmmm, I really don't think they are. I mean,

Windows+a for notifications in Windows 10.

Ho, good point. Not a lot of detail can be found on the web though. So the big question: when Facebook sends notifications, you get a message no matter where you are? Like "new

I also wish we could get some confirmation about decTalk since it, too, is, or was, very popular. There is nothing wrong with the 24-year-old decTalk access32 dll files. they work fine aside from some

Vincent and Andy, Thanks for the suggestion. I know about this add-on and it's indeed quite useful. However these notifications I'm talking about aren't necessarily something on

hi ed and all, I agree. a company should not put use-at-your-own-risk abandonware that could possibly be buggy onto their system, such as the sketchy legality of the decTalk addon that uses a

Hi, Yes, the Mozilla enhancer is a good choice. You can download it here: https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/mozillaScripts.en.html . I recommend redading the quick

Hi, Try the Mozilla enhancements addon.

Hi, For testing purposes, I've enabled push notifications for FB on my Firefox. Now, although I can hear NVDA reporting these notifications, try as I may, I can't for the life of me find

Duolingo is good at the beginning, but nothing more then that. I'm learning english and there are some tools that can help us a lot when you are dealing with NVDA. Obviously, you'll need a voice in