If you are a computer user it is incumbent on you to read the proverbial writing on the wall, and as it changes, and proceed accordingly. You ignore it at your own peril. -- Brian - Windows 10,

I’d personally say get rid of windows 7 support right now. Windows 10 is in about 5 years so then windows 10 support could be gone then too. If you can’t upgrade, that’s on you, some of us

Hi, Windows 7 support depends not only on Microsoft stances and feedback from users, but also on what NvDA dependency developers say. As a Python-based program, Windows 7 support depends on how long

Well I agree on that jean. The interactive fiction one now works as well as a few others but if this is going to be each year well who knows. As for win7 support, I don't know if we

- Being a volunteer in many places, including here as moderator, I take volunteer commitments more seriously than paid ones (and I take those quite seriously, indeed) because they are commitments I

I have checked this for both computers and does not work. They all worked all the problem occurred after the remote upgrade.

Hi, Hypothetically, it is possible - all that's needed is checking for and editing add-on manifests. However, I think it is far better to let add-on authors themselves show willingness to listen to

Is there a new version of the add-on? There was no such command many months ago, but I haven’t checked since then, I suggest looking at the information about commands. Perhaps things have

I've just noticed that for some reason, the play, pause and stop keys aren't saying anything.  They were working for several days after installing nvda 21.1, but yesterday they suddenly stopped

- Not that I don't get what you're saying, and why, but in the final analysis it really doesn't matter where the functionality lies if there is a commitment to ongoing maintenance from its

Dear Joseph Thanks for confirming the likely future issues and also for the incredible work you and others have delivered for us. Again I don’t know if this is technically possible but would

A yearly disruption being what is expected, I submit that some systematic means be undertaken to determine what the most important and widely used add-ons are and that those functions be built into

- I'm quoting this to support my own earlier statements about code shelf-life in general, as it's always been there, it just used to be longer (for a great many things). One thing I notice over time

I'll add Golden Cursor should also be added to the core as this is a function that most everyone can use to help get mouse control. Roger

Hi, actually, backward compatibility breaks will be an annual thing, according to NV Access. The reason being to modernize NVDA, to keep up with technology and market conditions, and in case we move

I will offer some observations as an end-user and as a former programmer (though not in Python nor for NVDA): 1. We have seen a fairly constant integration of some add-on functions into the NVDA Core

Hey all. Right now in the volume control if I have NVDA set to sound mapper or headphones I am unable to adjust the volume in the volume control. When I do the volume for NVDA jumps back to 27%.

I too am just a User of code and have nothing to do with the construction of it. However just as a User one of the celebrated strengths of NVDA is it ability to include add-ons which add

Hi, When I created the portable version of NVDA, the last OK button didn't work correctly. It didn't do when I ran COM Registration Fixing tool..., either. When I pressed it after NVDA announced

I’m not sure if I understand everything you said properly. I hope these comments are relevant, nonetheless. While I’m not advocating adding all sorts of add-ons to the core, I’m concerned