Just one more behavior that supports my contention that the links list shouldn't be used on unfamiliar pages. I'm not assuming you teach using the links list on unfamiliar pages but for those

I just tried in Firefox, Chrome and Edge, and could not reproduce. On the results page, k, u and v acted as expected.

There are a couple of really weird goings on with NVDA and the Onelook results page, and I can't figure out "who's at fault." I had offered this as a possible choice for online dictionary since it is

What add-on (which is what I presume you mean by plug-in)? I have yet to see one not have a Releases page under GitHub where the fully "built" add-on is downloaded from. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro,

How does one build a plugin from a repository? I wanted to use a plugin for NVDA and my Brother printer but it did not have an installer. I did not know I could have built it.

Ok, I've figured out how to turn on auto scroll using the pc keyboard. The manual makes no mention of this when the Orbit Reader is connected, and as I said the commands in the manual are

It should work. If not, let the developer know, by creating a new issue at: https://github.com/Andre9642/BrailleExtender If you don't already, you'll need to make a Github account. Devin

Hi Adrian, the performance issues may also be related to the speed of your network connection. Do you connect to the remote system via a internal network or via internet connection? If you connect

Hello, Ideally I suppose you could match this with a regular expression in a speech dictionary, but Outlook seems to send this to the synthesizer in a couple of chunks (if I look in the speech

Hi everyone. Is it possible to use the Braille Extender add-on's auto scroll feature with the Orbit Reader 20? The manual isn't much help as it calls up information for Baum

If anyone does encounter this issue, it would be great if you could confirm please that pressing NVDA+control+r three times quickly DOES resolve it? It should, as it should revert to Windows OneCore

Hi everyone, I wanted to share a video we've just uploaded: Prominent Russian #accessibility expert, Anatoliy Popko shares his experiences advocating for #A11y & the projects he is involved in,

Hi Brian, Sorry, I did mean an edit box in a form, but I was using google forms as an example, which is clearly confusing. Most all web pages in Chrome with edit fields have this issue, an example

I had this same problem.  It was the demo of Code Factory voices for NVDA add on. Plus, the trial of Code Factory SAPI voices.  I foolishly tried both then was away from my desktop PC for more than

Sorry I was not clear enough. The dedicated ram for the vm is 8 gb Von meinem iPhone gesendet

To be honest, if you only have 8gb ram, that may be your issue. You really need another 8 to work right. Put 4gb to the ram or 3gb to your vm, and unload anything you don't need and try. I wouldn't

Thank you for the hints. Well, the laptop I am using for my work has definitely not 8 cores, it has only 4 and about 8 gb of ram. However, maybe there is some way to at least minimize the latency on

Josh, I'll let others get into the verbosity settings that might be changed, as I can't answer that. I am posting only because I have retitled your topic for archival purposes and to make it

Folks: I'm looking for advice on reducing the verbosity of the message grouping info in Microsoft outlook. As you navigate through messages, tasks, notes, or any other Outlook items that have been

Can you clarify what you mean by "Google Form"? I don't think you're referring to an edit box in an online form under Chrome, but I'm not sure what it is you are referring to. If a specific example