Thanks for all the replies. I was hoping it did, but that's okay. Hettie Virus-free. www.avg.com

NVDA isn't for Android phones. It only works on Windows devices.

NVDA is a Windows platform only piece of software. There is no Android port available at this time. Android Accessibility Suite, which includes the TalkBack screen reader, is the de facto standard on

Um, it doesn't!

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An uninstall, system restart, and reinstall, choosing the option to create a desktop shortcut/keyboard shortcut, is likely your best option. This often cures a multitude of sins, and not just with

+ enter from the search box. Paul The short cut key appears to be set up correctly, to run the command "C:\Program Files (x86)\NVDA\nvda_slave.exe" launchNVDA -r This command opens nvda from the

So I've experimented around to try and find the simplest example and I've found that the bug occurs when the element with aria-live also has a tabindex. If it doesn't have a tabindex then it is read

Is there an issue on GitHub?-- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Web: www.nvaccess.org Training: https://www.nvaccess.org/shop/ Certification:

I suspect you would have to take up the question with developers or those who are knowledgeable about how live regions are handled. Have you tested with other screen-readers to see what happens? So

Hello, I am just developing a web app that relies on aria live regions to implement advanced features. I can see that NVDA gets confused for chrome and edge, reading the live regions twice an for

As an alternative to a commercial OCR like Abbyy FineReader, has anyone tried any of the free OCR programs around and if so can you report on their effectiveness? A quick Google search brings up a

-- from mack Wally, you can always keep a non activated copy of jaws on your system and use their o c r function. you can use it for forty min. before you are asked to re-boot.

Hi Wally, I'm afraid yes, NVDA is bound by the limitations of Windows OCR. If you do regularly need to run OCR on longer documents, it might be worth considering a full OCR program, which will be able

This is a good question, and I do agree that asking what NVDA's equivalent of the rotor on iOS is perfectly acceptable - the Rotor is a screenreader function rather than a system function (it is part

Perhaps shift applications key does the same thing as shift f10. Is that what extended application key means? If so, perhaps shift application key would open the menu. Gene

Hi, Sure, thanks. Cheers, Joseph

Thanks Joseph! Can I link to that in the next In-Process please? Quentin. -- Quentin Christensen Training and Support Manager Web: www.nvaccess.org Training:

Shift f10 is the extended applications key so to speak. Take care -- Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. Check out my adventures with a shadow machine. to subscribe

The context menu not working when pressing the applications key seems to be a bug in Windows 10 mail. Interestingly, if you move to a misspelt word and press SHIFT+F10, it opens a list of alternate