Hello, I have updated my machine to the latest NVDA version and have found that if I go onto say The Guardian site and start to read an article I seem to be able to read only one

Hello all, I have a long time a problem with Nvda. It several times reads subjects in Emails. Is possible to set Nvda, for reading of a subject once only? Sincerely -- Jarek

Yes you can download from nvda add-ons page, Here I attach a link of goldwav add-ons https://addons.nvda-project.org › go... GoldWave - NVDA add-ons

yes I have two options in accessibility settings, captions and get image descriptions and its toggled on. Just tried with NVDA , jaws , an narrator.

Hi Robert I put together a tutorial for sighted users of NVDa more for a web developer etc It is a rough draft and the ones with the * next to it is a heading for the

Yes I am using both NVDA and JAWS. I will see if its there if I use narrator as well.

Gene, You hit the nail on the head. It does appear when I have NVDA running and does not when I do not. New Edge does not appear to have Accessibility settings (or at least not

What's even more interesting is that I cannot get the image description item to come up when bringing up the context menu in Chrome, either. Nor in new Chromium-based Edge. By contrast, if I do

Its on mine as well. I've turned on and off this feature using the context menu but I don't see why that would cause it not to be available in the advanced settings. It’s a toggle button. Is it

- As I said in my previous post: I'm running Chrome Version Version 84.0.4147.105 (Official Build) (64-bit) I'm not doubting it's there for you. What I'm saying is that it's not there by default,

I wrote the last step incorrectly, but that's what I meant. I meant NVDA Space to turn on browse mode again but I wrote NVDA a instead. I'm glad you caught the error. I check my messages before I

Bryan what version of chrome do you have.i hav chrome version 84 and its there Just double checked. .

-- from mack gene, concerning retaining original format when copying in chrome, did you mean, turn off browse mode with NVDA plus spacebar, control A to select all, control C to copy, then turn

Hi gene When it is turned on in google it will do it for the whole page. it might take a little time to know what they are but is pretty quick. I used it on tvnz on demand to know what the

Hi if using google chrome do the following and it can also be done in the settings  part. The easiest way is use the applications key while on a web page then arrow down to get image descriptions

I don't know what these add-ons do, but Google already furnishes image descriptions. I don't know what conditions are necessary or if you have to be on the image or just on the page. I've almost

Also, you won't find "image description" in those Advanced Accessibility settings unless you do more to get it there via the Chrome Web Store, I'd presume. I know I've never done anything with

You don’t specifically say where to look and how to turn it on. Have to go into google chrome settings , then to advanced settings , in accessibility settings, then there is image

The fastest and easiest way to see what is available is to do a Google search for NVDA and the name of the add-on. I did a search for NVDA Gold Wave Add-on and found this page as the first

 guys does NVDA have a latest add on for g w with the latest nvda? thanks