If, at some point, when someone is certain that they can consistently replicate the behavior, I'd be happy to have a quick remote session with Windows Quick Assist so that I can determine whether the

Hi. I'll try to isolate if there is an add-on behind it. I get typing echo when I type in the Google edit fields, but no spoken feedback when I navigate with the ARROW KEYS in the event that I made

Doesn't JAWS do this as well? NVDA and JAWS both have had shortcuts for links (whether visited or unvisited), visited link, and unvisited link, in their keyboard shortcuts for as long as I can

I also use this as well, it's grate to keep track of things, especially on huge sites you visit infrequently.

I want to thank whoever decided to let NVDA tell you when you just visited a link. I was on our state legislative site having to copy and paste in a file the information about each senator. With my

I'm not using any add-ons and it's happening fairly regularly with recent versions Russ

I wonder if it is an add-on, as Ron suggested. I don't have the behavior in Chrome or Edge. I do have it in Brave. Gene

Hi, It also happens in Chrome as well. When in the search field for google search page, no keys are echoed. This only started recently. Thanks.

Hi Rich, I don't have any of these issues using NVDA latest version and latest Edge browser. Could it be an add on causing this issue for you? -- Signature: For a nation to admit it has done

Mort importantly Edge will inform you if their is an update. I've not experienced said behavior using NVDA and that other screen reader.

Well, it gets more and more interesting with regard to Sleep Mode. After a little experimenting, where I used a specific Notepad window (one of the three I have open) where I put NVDA to sleep with

They don't sound like NVDA changes to me.  You should have been notified if NVDA was updating. Gene

- Because those commands can be used (and I can't remember if an add-on is involved or not) in the context of a browser or document for an entirely different purpose. I seem to remember table

Oh, Hmm I didn't actually realize that. I still have a profile though just in cawe, that will save sound devices if I need to do this.

Hello, I did keep it in laptop mode and, Control/Shift/Nvda with arrows worked, here is something to add though, it only worked from the desktop, not in a browser or a document. Thanks for the

- Which exactly matches my concept of the "transitory application profile" for sleep mode itself. Other settings don't behave similarly when tabbing between applications. You either get universal

- What you're saying does make sense, since the application profile serves to create an "NVDA microclimate" and you can make additional changes within the "microclimate" on the fly, which only apply

That has nothing to do with a profile.  When you manually turn on sleep in an application and tab away, you go out of sleep mode. When you return to the application, sleep mode resumes. Gene

I seem to recall seeing years ago that there is a way to do this that doesn't involve profiles.  Someone may remember it. Gene

When using the desktop layout, the command is NVDA plus numpad enter. When the default NVDA key is used, the command is a convenient numpad command, numpad insert+numppad enter.