Perhaps it's a "me" thing. I find email responses much slower on the whole, which is why I tried to turn to skype groups a while back for more prompt assistance. I would personally prefer a more

I completely agree with Brian. For me, it's far easier to write a well worded and detailed email, with considered steps to solve problems that people can refer back to and follow, than to have to get

On Fri, Aug 7, 2020 at 06:58 PM, Sharni-Lee Ward wrote: . . . Discord server or something by now, though? Email lists are a bit old-school at this point.1. Groups.io has a full web interface and can

Regarding Discord, I recently created a server for discussing all things audio, but it has been suggested that I create specific areas for the NVDA and JAWS communities. So the groundwork is already

I might be interested in putting in my two cents on this topic. Shouldn't the NVDA community have a Discord server or something by now, though? Email lists are a bit old-school at this point.

I'll send it. Its good to know the problem isn't a fault with NVDA. Gene

That would be fine with me. Also I forgot to say that I verified that removing the aria-label from the link did allow NVDA to see the h2 tag as it does in the other links. Greg

I'm not sure if I have the technical knowledge to present this to The Times. Do you object if I forward part of your remarks that describe the problem? Gene

It is an issue with the HTML. For whatever reason, they coded the links under the opinion section differently than the rest of the links. They used accessibility badly which made it worse than if they

Hello all I've created a Qbraille XL list for your questions and suggestions. Feel free to join and distribute it out. The subscription address is q-braille-xl+subscribe@groups.io

Hello. Well, a possible option is use the reader mode of the browsers. In Firefox and new Microsoft Edge press f9. In Chrome, go to the page chrome://flags. In the edit box search,

I don't know who is interested in the topic of what is announced during web page navigation but I'm going to start a topic on what is helpful and useful and what is just clutter on the chat list so

Hi, It's a combination of user expectations, what document writers wrote, and specifications. In case of "figure/out of figure", it's more towards ARIA specs, how web authors wrote their sites

I should clarify, based on what Brian said, that I don't object to the text being read in this instance or in general. I object to figure and out of figure being announced . Just as I object to

On Fri, Aug 7, 2020 at 10:46 AM, Felix G. wrote: but we get translations of translations, almost never what someone consciously designed.- Because, at least to some extent, that's what happens when

Hi! I've been reading along and I know this feeling. I often refer to it as the user experience that nobody designed. On the one hand there's a screen reader developer, on the other there's an app

Hello everyone, I already have a problem with Thunderbird solved. 1. In Thunderbird it is necessary to uncheck the status bar, 2. in Nvda Presentation of objects it is necessary to uncheck context

Hi Brian I understand you are using Object navigation in this case to gain knowledge of how to use it but I thought I would make you aware of the Virtual Review add-on. With Virtual Review

Oops, sorry, thought I was responding to someon in private. For context, I checked Asus Live Update, and was able to get the information that there were no new updates via the

I told you, the interface is inaccessible. I cannot press any buttons to do anything with. I was lucky to get the information I did. On 7/08/2020 1:56 pm, Shaun Everiss wrote: