Quentin Christensen wrote: In thinking about the same question, I had one possible idea. In NVDA document presentation settings, add options to: * Ignore decorative images in browse mode, and *

Fair point, and I didn't intend to imply that we expect end users reporting issues to be able to know how NVDA processes different things. In this case, however, I had specifically provided a good

On Tue, Mar 1, 2022 at 06:32 PM, Quentin Christensen wrote: No comment on the validity of your complaint - but can you please create one issue for each problem. If a change was to be made to how NVDA

100% Brian, If I see a complaint about something here, and it is well defined and I can replicate it and feel I understand the issue, I am happy to write up an issue if someone is not confident doing

Gene, No comment on the validity of your complaint - but can you please create one issue for each problem. If a change was to be made to how NVDA handled decorative images, it would be technically

I just deal with it is all. I know it will get fixed now, so that’s good. Happy Tuesday all.

On Tue, Mar 1, 2022 at 10:56 AM, Sarah k Alawami wrote: this has been an issue with chrome, not nvda, now since sometime last year.- Interesting (and I'm not doubting you, or anyone else, based on

Hey, that’s good news to hear. I use brave, so let’s hope this will filter to brave when ever they get it updated.

Yep, this has been an issue with chrome, not nvda, now since sometime last year. This is on chrome to fix. I really hope they do, as this is starting to make me pull my hair out, a lot.

An editorial comment, and a positive one: This is exactly what needs to be done when issues like this occur. This would not be a bug report, per se (though it could potentially be logged as such),

I am sending this announcement here and in the thread where the issue arose so those not following that thread may see it. I have submitted a Github  ticket on the issue of too much unnecessary

I have submitted a Github ticket on the issue of too much unnecessary information such as this being spoken by default. I discuss the announcement of all sorts of shapes appearing for

I am now locking this topic because, other than what was already known about NVDA and ongoing support under Windows 7, nothing else is about NVDA. It is also, in my opinion, long past time that people

Hello Quentin and all, Thank you for your explanations. I was confused because in HTML, decorative images are marked as such, with empty alt attribute so that they are fully ignored by screen

Sorry guys. I made a mistake on sending message. Gabe.

Ciao Gene, basta che vai in modalità focus, nvda+spazio et voilà. Gabry.

I just checked. According to this article, Google Chrome will support Windows 7 until 2023. https://www.makeuseof.com/google-extends-chrome-support-for-windows-7/

Your statement about 32 bit support is not correct. Windows 11 does not have a 32 bit version but that has nothing to do with whether you can run 32 bit programs in Windows 11. You can.

Sylvie, It would be worth writing an issue for this with your proposed outcome (possibly ignoring such images when using say all?) Note that reading Microsoft documentation on alt text

Hello, We have been working on a word document using decorative images to illustrate different items. The images do not bring anything and have been marked as decorative images in the word