In addition, I am using the latest updates of windows, firefox and NVDA, though this problem has been going on for a while.

Specific examples, in this case, are completely useless, regardless of weather they are mandatory or optional. The behavior is consistant over youtube pages. I will post a couple below however. I also

I have had exactly the same experience. Chris Tromborg, Ph.D. Mountain Lion Foundation Feline Conservation Foundation Behavioral Enrichment for Captive Animals Animal Communication,

This is in my Windows 10 with H2 version.

Hi Group, The latest NVDA Version 22.1 and Team Viewer latest versions does not provide any useful accessibility. I am not too sure which has caused this problem. Because I have both latest versions

Luke Robinett wrote: Does it help to turn off tooltips? (First checkbox in NVDA Object Presentation settings.) Does it help to turn off "Report dynamic content changes"? (NVDA+5.) Luke

It’s inconsistent behaviour. The script on the page has to interpret that youv’e done something “active” to make it scroll; sometimes just using browse mode/virtual buffer as you normally

on the pages I've used that scroll, I don't have to move the mouse pointer. Simply moving down the page to the point where it should scroll will result in it scrolling. If you move beyond that

I suspect the explanation in the below message is the answer. However, on pages like this, where content is added as you scroll, just going to the bottom of the page doesn't necessarily cause

It is also inaccurate, completely inaccurate, to say that one must go to the About page to get Chromium-based browsers to update. I virtually never do that, and Edge, Vivaldi, Brave, and Chrome all

On Sat, Jun 18, 2022 at 06:51 PM, JM Casey wrote: but I thought they were talking about the youtube display page,- I don't care what is being talked about. Specific examples are NOT optional when you

Not sure if I just inferred this and maybe it’s not the case, but I thought they were talking about the youtube display page, either for one’s personal recommendations ora channel one clicks on

I never said you shouldn't check off and on to see if you are up-to-date and this is very easy to do in the about dialog. When you open the about dialog, the program automatically checks to see

I will say this, again: These kinds of issues cannot be successfully discussed or solved in the abstract. A single URL, two for good measure, of pages where this behavior exhibits itself would go a

I think this is because of the way a lot of modern webpages are designed to keep scrolling and scrolling once it's detectedt hat the user reaches a certain point. Try going to the bottom of what you

Problem isn't with the videos themselves, its with the list of videos, the video page. If I can get to the link it loads fine, but if I am going down the channels previous videos, the display doen't

I actually just had this fail today in firefox at www.trailhead.com. In fact the thing was off screen when I went into document mode to be sure the page had actually changed, or not changed. Chrome

I’ve had that update fail. I know it updates by itself , or should, but the normal user is not going to go to chrome://about to find out they are out of date. Only the advanced user will think of

dude, try pressing alt + tab or: f5 it's a matter of exiting and returning from the window without close but, you will still have to locate the item sometimes Em sáb., 18 de jun. de 2022 às 15:36,

when you try to open the video does it throw an error or just do nothing? Em sáb., 18 de jun. de 2022 às 15:21, Ali Colak <alish54@...> escreveu: -- eduardo fermiano luccas joinville,