If you hear "clickable," and not only for listboxes, it means you have landed on and gained focus on a control that must be activated if you wish it to take the action it takes. I cannot remember

I hope I am understanding now... Please confirm. For the listbox, if the user hears "clickable" it means that they have gained focus, but they have not yet activated the list. Activating the list is

- I don't get what the sticking point is. Pretty much any control other than an edit box requires you to activate (AKA click on in generic Windows terminolog, which is in actuality a combination of

Just to be clear -- so you are saying that what I am describing should be well understood by the NVDA user (i.e., if they hear the word "clickable" for a listbox it means they should switch to focus

- Precisely. We repeatedly see that no matter what defaults may be, some don't like them and some don't understand them. There is no solution to that other than to familiarize yourself with how

I think they should if they read the manuals etc. If not, well, they would have to go back to the documentation and learn.

Can you do everything in focus mode? This might get rid of the menu problem.

There is an expand/collapse button which causes the listbox to expand/collapse. The listbox options are navigable using the arrow keys. The problem is NVDA does not automatically go into focus mode

Hi Nolan! For accounting software, I understand "Wave" (below) is accessible. Seemingly, the basic version is free. https://www.waveapps.com/accounting HTH, Richard

Hello Nolan, I personally use H&R Block for my tax preparation. I file my own taxes, and find accessibility to work well. I've only used them for the basic tax prep as a single filer, but they seem to

Hey folks, Last year I used TaxAct.com for a fairly non-complicated (single-member LLC taxed as S corporation filing 1120S) business tax situation. It was kind of a mess and overkill for what I

Isn't what you describe the typical behavior? When I land on a listbox it's not until I expand it that I can traverse the list of options, which is precisely what I'd expect. If I were in browse mode

I am working with a listbox from a UI library called downshift. It seems that with NVDA the user can only navigate the options with the cursor when in focus mode. In browse mode, the options are not

John, Since I don't have a Roku account, I can't explore whether there are any accessibility settings you may be able to turn on for this page. I suspect if there are you will have a significantly

Hi, To hear what I can't tolerate hearing, please visit the Roku Channel link below.  For me, it is tantamount to an audio challenge. When navigating the menu, I am forced to use screen review.

I found Dennis's work to be extremely helpful in understanding the Braille Extender add-on.

Hello, Some time ago I wrote a short guide as a text file regarding navigating a pc with nvda and a focus braille display. If you feel this may be of use come back off

Hello Gene ma'm, Thank you for the tip but I could not make out anything. I'll try and play with the addon. Thank you very much for the resourceful site! -- With warm regards Solomon

Hi Solomon I am not aware of any audio tutorial for that add on. The closest you will get is the documentation for the braille extender add on by pressing the nvda key + letter N then arr-owing down

Thank you Theequinn for posting your new tutorial on working with the NVDA gestures in the settings menu. It is so helpful how you teach in your youtube tutorials. You describe each step in your