i disable javascript most of the times in my firefox. also, i could not open and read any pdf files with javascript disabled. -- By God, were I given all the seven heavens with all they contain in

The radio programming data are kept in an off-system box. It's the radio. You connect a USB cable from the programming socket on the radio to the usb port and tell the programming software to "read"

What is the page being referred to? it could be that the site has some kind of JavaScript interfering with the save protocol. Can your offline reading program read text from PDFs, because if so some

That’s neat. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

I got it to play using Chrome. It worked. Sent from Mail for Windows 10

There is one several years old called The Mushroom FM Guide To Internet Broadcasting which really helped me get going. It is for JAWS, but all the concepts work just fine with NVDA.

Rumola's extension did stop working with Firefox when Firefox switched to Quantum with version 57. For a while their link to the Chrome Web store may have been broken but it seems to be operational

I thought Rumola had stopped operation. Evidently, it is still in business. Gene

S'alright. It happens occasionally. I'm just eternally grateful when participants realize it's happened and seek out other venues. By the way, if you're a Linux geek who wants to do file recovery,

For Google Chrome and Chromium based browsers I use Rumola for solving captcha challenges. Signing up with a Rumola account is not the most intuitive process but it's well worth it. The service

I want to clarify and explain a few points. This will probably be my last message in the thread because I've probably said all I have to say on the subject. First, when you talk about System

And Waterfox isn't patching as quickly as it used to so I've mostly moved on to more Chromium based browsers such as the new Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Google Chrome itself. Even Firefox is

I apologize for contributing to the stray. I get focused on solving a problem and don't even realize it's not the right place for it. I'll stop.

Martin, Unfortunately you will most likely have to use "forensic" methods of file recovery in order to recover the radio programming data. Similar to unix, using the command line to delete files in

Gene, This is definitely a ymmv situation. I've attempted to use system restore to recover files before, as you keep advising, and not only did it not work, it wrote over the data so i was unable to

Martin, Thanks much for your recognition that this topic has now strayed far, far away from NVDA. Presuming you are using Windows 10, you could ask on the Windows 10 for Screen Reader Users

What I have read so far only mentions a special form of del that is a security-oriented form which apparently destroys the file and any file deleted that way is pretty much a goner but whether or not

Val, in my opinion, this is definitely an appropriate question and a good one. As far as I know, there's no add-on for the Audible app, but the Audible website works pretty well with NVDA. I hope that

Shadow copy isn't a backup, but it is a part of system restore and it does allow recovery of deleted files or access to earlier versions, if desired. I can use Shadow Copy to open a file that is an

Brian, I agree: "at least some" file recovery using "non-damaging" live-boot data recovery software onto removable media is the safest option in OPs case, and third-party backups onto dedicated