Truthfully, I don't think the vast majority of web devs know the difference between clickable elements & checkboxes. -- Subscribe to a WordPress for Newbies Mailing List by sending a message

Just means your clean, guess you need that many. hahahahah i also use it every time i"m righting a email or word processor. makes 2. What you don't use it? On 11/15/2021

Some browsers render things different per the instructions of the web devs, so both may be at fault here.

I use both facebook messenger on windows and on the phone. Both are very much accessible if you know how to use your screen reader's tools. I might do a podcast on it even though it's such a simple

I mean I can press the capslock twice, but once would be much easier, and it would be less ware and tear on the keys IMHO.

Since Firefox sees the checkboxes, I don’t know that its valid to assume what the problem is and that it is improper design. Also, there may be cases where you will hear explanatory text that

I use it only on my phone. Because its totally accessible.

This would be the fault of the website builder. It would be best if you contacted them instead. It sometimes is much easier to have the web developer fix the issues.

I've uninstalled and reinstalled zoom, and that worked.

Yeah well, I'm not trying to be obscene here, but it's because the web designers didn't use checkboxes that expose themselves, or, perhaps to put it just a bit more succinctly, expose their state. &

I already have. The caps lock’s main purpose is for you to type in full caps. If NVDA slows this ability down, even by a keystroke, it should be considered. Again, Narrator is smart enough

Exactly, why would you hold shift key down to do a fully capped word or sentence? Makes no sense to me. All the best Steve -- To subscribe to our News and Special Offers list, go to

Hello NVDA community! Why does NVDA not read some checkboxes in Google Chrome? NVDA reads a lot of them, but some sites have a "remember me" checkbox on their login screen that just says "clickable";

I actually have been bothered, but I figured this was the default of every screen reader, until I started using differen oss. It’s not really a big deal to me, nice to have but not necessary.

Also check to see if keys are stuck. Hit ctrl left and right, shft, left and right, alt left then right, windows, capslock, then tab, in that order to make sure nothing is software stuck.

There are objective facts and opinions. You are stating a fact. You do this. You have presented no evidence to support a generalization that a lot of people do what you do nor that they find

I also use it a lot to tag some of my videos as there are things that need all caps, and I’m too lazy to hold down shift while typing KLAS to KMIA, or maybe I want to shout at someone on discord,

Control windows left and right arrow does nothing in a document. It is control left and right arrow that moves by word. It appears to me, that in general, input help announces the function of

Windows 11 might use them for something, but it doesn't move by word. I get silence but I was also out of the Thunderbird message window, or at least, NVDA didn't think it was in focus. I'd

Mike, Sorry that I somehow confabulated CTRL with WinKey in my prior response. But the overarching principle still applies. But now, in rechecking the NVDA Quick Commands Reference (NVDA + N, H, Q),