I just thought of another product that used one link and control on one line as the default, Home Page Reader.  That's four to one. Numbers don't make something correct but in this case, where you

Hi,, I slightly disagree. Any virtual representation, be that the JAWS Virtual Cursor or Browse Mode in itself is a crutch, if you want to call it that. So simplifying the way of interacting with

I think that one thing which might possibly help with users who have changed a lot of settings is for the program to have an internal mechanism to allow a user to review options which were recently

That is your opinion.  If I'm moving down a web page, I don't want to hear two links on some lines and in order to make sense of them, have to manually move through one link and then the next

I must agree with Bryan here. We must adapt to the sighted world like it or not. we cannot have a crutch so to speak of links on separate lines. Have the option yes, however, have it off by default,

Since this is the default in nvda, we should get used to it IMHO. I really don't see an issue with it, it has not for the longest time been an issue, I really don't see why it is now. The default is

On Fri, Oct 7, 2022 at 10:57 AM, Gene wrote: This isn't a context where we are adapting to something in the sighted world. This is a behavior that is the default behavior in a product for blind

You may prefer one setting but this has absolutely nothing to do with adapting. Screen-readers are made for use by blind people.  I think there is a very good reason that no other screen-reader I've

On Thu, Oct 6, 2022 at 08:00 PM, Bob Cavanaugh wrote: I can never remember the name of the setting to change when I get a new computer, which is about every three or four years.- Which is why I really

Not everything is for the blind in mind. I am so used to things on one line I to turn the setting off when needed but mostly it's on so I can read through the page quicker and with less arrow presses,

Hi, Coming in November 2022. Cheers, Joseph

Learn to adapt?  In what context?  This isn't a context where we are adapting to something in the sighted world.  This is a behavior that is the default behavior in a product for blind people.  It

I actually like to see what the page looks like so I leave it on. Then I turn it off if needed. However, that's just I. I will mnot be contributing to the ticket as I like it the way it is, we should

It should move NVDA to the top of the web page.  that is what people have been describing.  If NVDA doesn't change its position, there is some sort of problem. Gene

Running latest releases of Win 11 and NVDA. So I can hit control home to go back to top of a web page but that doesn't bring NVDA back to the top and it continues to read at the point before hitting

Add-on Updater 22.1  is what I have installed. Where can I find Add-on Updater 22.11?   Thank you.

For those who want to know how many engines detected a positive, once you've run the detection, search the page using NVDA Find for the phrase, "Community Score." Hitting up arrow afterward will first

On Fri, Oct 7, 2022 at 05:47 AM, farhan israk wrote: When I uploaded the file to virustotal, it showed that it contains a virus.- When only 3 of 73 engines (and ones for products I've never heard of)

This came up once before. I I think that if Defender and or security says its clean, you are 90 percent sure it is, as Microsoft own anti virus is prettygood these days. Make sure you have the very

When working with a sighted person, that would be good to know but it still doesn't justify having the setting on by default.  Most of the time, you aren't troubleshooting. It is also my