Hi, And the answer is... yes and no, more towards no. Some programs (including some web browsers and web apps) can tell if you've got an assistive technology such as a screen reader running by

Yep, sounds to me like they are using that overlay. I recognize it, and once you say no, it will come back if you even so much as switch pages.

Yep. I often don’t’ want a site deciding if I should have these settings and or off. Some sites if you say no will keep bugging you and that is using that overlay which company is in a lawsuit

Hello! I could reproduce the problem. Go to lenovo.com and in the combobox to select the country select United States. When the accessibility information have

Hello! I could reproduce the problem. Go to lenovo.com and in the combobox to select the country select United States. When the accessibility information have

On Mon, Sep 5, 2022 at 02:53 PM, Gene wrote: If you are given a choice and if it is honored.- The "choice" part was presented. And I presume when a choice is presented, the response will be honored,

If you are given a choice and if it is honored. I don't know if all these overlays do that. In addition, we need the link being used since when I look up the site and go there, I get no such

When I go to this page https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/ I get no such message.  Is that the page you are going to? Gene

On Mon, Sep 5, 2022 at 02:32 PM, Don H wrote: Rather than asking why please just answer my question as to if you can hide the screen reader.- I don't have the answer. You, and a lot of other members

On Mon, Sep 5, 2022 at 01:58 PM, Gene wrote: We don't know what is being seen. - Gene, To me, that's not relevant. If you don't know if you want it, then answer in the negative. I'm faced with lots

If you go to thelenovo web site it comes up everytime you go back to the home page. Rather than asking why please just answer my question as to if you can hide the screen reader.

hello, now its working. so thanks for your help. but supposing if I have kept microsoft mobile synthesizer to read english text and set to 1 and vocaliser for hindi voice and set to 2, so while

We don't know what is being seen. If it is one of the accessibility overlays, it likely makes the site harder to use and these overlays are so unwanted that there is at least one lawsuit

There is an add-on I've read a little about that causes one of the site accessibility overlays not to work in your browser so the site appears as it would if there were none.  Others may know more

On Mon, Sep 5, 2022 at 12:42 PM, Don H wrote: I find this annoying to say the least.- Why? It's a one-time accept or decline (unless you constantly delete site cookies). For the love of heaven, when a

OneDrive is available on the Mac. If you have Microsoft 365, which is accessible using NVDA under Windows, you should just download the Mac apps for same when you need to access the same cloud

Running latest released version of Win 10 and NVDA. On such web sites as the lenovo home page it seems that they detect you are running a screen reader and bring up some settings that they think will

I heard the iCloud control panel is not all that grate re accessibility. You can still access your stuff on windows and mac via dropbox or one drive. So, no big loss there.

Hi, I was just curious, is NVDA accessible with iCloud on windows? I'm thinking about which subscription I should keep or get... Keep MS 365 or get 2Tb iCloud subscription to be able to transfer files

Joseph, You’re absolutely right in that application developers need to receive feedback from the community as their solutions will benefit a larger number of users. As an aside, there are many