On Fri, Dec 11, 2020 at 02:11 PM, Bob Cavanaugh wrote: I'm fine with using the web interface, as long as it's the basic HTML.- As an aside, the regular Gmail webmail interface is now a lot more

Hi friends, If someone uses online dictionaries - I offer an updated version of Quick Dictionary add-on :) Many significant changes have been made to this release. The biggest change is that the

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hey bob thanks re the attachment, i tried that, but the focus moved no open dialogue box opened where do i find the link for contacts i dont see it

Ah, sorry, I don't listen good the word vpn. I don't use the VPN of Opera, but other vpn is possible use with a extension for other browser. I no remember now examples. Regards. Carlos Esteban

It's been ages since I've worked with those, so long in fact that I can't remember what NVDA or System Access says when those are encountered. I think JAWS and NVDA both say "edit combo box."

On Fri, Dec 11, 2020 at 02:06 PM, Bob Cavanaugh wrote: What NVDA and JAWS call combo boxes accessed with the command c, System Access calls drop-down lists, accessed with the command d.- And what's

I was interested in Thunderbird about 10 years ago, but never installed it. I'm fine with using the web interface, as long as it's the basic HTML. As for getting a list of contacts, there's a link

Hi Are you aware you can get your g mails through the thunder bird client that is how I do it at the moment or actually for years. Far easier I guess than the web version. Gene nz

As others have said, these are screen reader commands, but many are standardized across screen readers. They do act differently in different screen readers however. For example, System

My question is can someone get a list of contacts how do you get there? Also how are you are able to send more than one attachment

thanks. Sounds really cool! I'm glad it uses the same code base As for the person having trouble with adresss bar in Opera all you have to do when nvda loses focus on the bar is to press alt d again.

Hi, These are the same navigation quick keys that are found in most other screen readers to navigate PDF HTML and word documents which possess HTML elements in them. Tony Sent from Mail

In my original message, I said they are called quick navigation commands. On reflection, I don't know if they are called quick navigation keys or commands or both. And the command is k for link in

There is absolutely no comparison. The quick navigation keys allow you to do something of enormous value that you couldn't do other wise. They allow you to move by structure on web sites. There is

Hello my name is Kyle I am a certified assistive technology trainer graduate of access technology institute. I do not personally like the idea of a virtual ribbon menu and NVDA that is similar to

On Fri, Dec 11, 2020 at 12:33 PM, Don H wrote: OK so it is ok for NVDA to have such useful shortcut keys for headings, links buttons and so on but it is not ok to have a virtual ribbon function like

They are called quick navigation commands and they are determined by your screen-reader when using the virtual pc cursor or browse mode, whatever your screen-reader calls it. However, there is a lot

The original questioner asked about whether the VPN feature is accessible. I don't know, I haven't used Opera. However, the Brave browser allows you to open pages using Tor and that is

Hi Don It’s actually l for list and they are NVDA Single Letter Navigation keys for use in brwse mode. See section 6.1 of the NVDA User guide. Cheers Chris