Does a sighted person see some kind of indication that this is happening? I would suggest the speech history add-on. It's a bit more convenient than the speech viewer. Luke

No, there is no way. I’m wondering why you ask for it. Purpose of opening a mail is to read it….at least for me. But feel free to log an issue with NVDA. Cheers, Ralf

And I hope you've written to their support expressing this displeasure (as well as telling them that they need to include labels on all buttons, whether said labels are presented visually or not). I

I actually figured it out, sort of. You have to go up to access the fields and everything. Actually it is my boyfriend who took the time to figure it out as he is also a blind pilot, but a very

Sable is an engine that will allow you to make your own audio RPG games without writing a single line of code. The link below has everything, including tips, tutorials, and instructions for download

I should have said, the first line is spoken. Gene

I don't see any way, but why does it matter? Whenever I open anything, a program, a document, something is spoken. When I open a document in Notepad, for example, the current line is spoken. Gene

Is there anyway to prevent this?

Copy and paste everything you just said and file a bug report. See link below. https://www-archive.mozilla.org/support/thunderbird/bugs

Copy and paste everything you just said and file a bug report. See link below. https://www-archive.mozilla.org/support/thunderbird/bugs

Hi David, I do get all three of these issues, but they are of minor concern to me.  The one thing you didn't mention is the reading of the underlying address when you tab to or arrow to a clickable

Yup, that’s normal that it reads the first line.

That is unchecked in outlook 2016 it still reads the first line.

NVDA-Control-B, Alt-S, uncheck it.

Hello. The release notes for TB 68.8.0 indicates that the extra messages heard by screen readers has been addressed. While the situation may have improved I don't believe that this issue has been

I just checked through this message here and I'm not getting this.  True, if a link is spelled out with the full http etc, it will be read that way. But if it isn't, all I hear is what is

Hello. Using NVDA 2020.1 and Thunderbird 68.8.0, Windows 10 64. I have noticed that when moving focus to a link which is contained within a message the link's name or label is announced as one would

The answer to the original question is, from all appearances, no. And, since this topic has swung entirely toward JAWS scripts, and since all links to said scripts are available to all readers, this

Thanks a million. I downloaded the scripts and trying to figure out how to use them. Regards, Ibrahim

Look in the store, I found nvda there.