I've updated my own file on Webvisum based on what's been said in this thread and what I've found on their own website. If there is anything that is incorrect, since folks here are the voices of

This is an example of using logic and inference to find something on a web page that isn't obvious. Since the page starts with reviews at the top, the logical thing to do is go to the bottom of the

Well I just removed and installed the official version. The main reason is that the official ones usually autoupdate securely, and then I killed the other version.

Hi Check out this page it has the latest version of it on it for web visum. I will later on link to this page so it is easier to find under the web visum section of the wwbsite. The link to

...It's a messy thing though. I've trying to update to Version 9.5 for the last twenty minutes, without being able to find the actual add-on on this horrible Mozilla Add-ons thingy. Lots of

Travis, It's good to see that the original developers have updated the add-on with digital signature, but it's also weird that it does not turn up in an add-ons search from within Firefox

Yes. Webvisum 0.9.5 is now available on the Firefox add-ons site from the official developers: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/webvisum/ There is also the version that came out a bit

What I meant to say was this. Reformat if it's your last resort. Try to remember what you installed witch caused your problem. If it's whatever it is you last installed. Then uninstall the last thing

Hi, There is a much better long-term solution, something that was suggested to add-on authors but was never implemented so far (note that I'm not the add-on author): instead of using "del" statement,

A programmer named James Scholes made a version of the WebvisumFirefox add-on that is digitally signed so that newer versions of Firefox caninstall it. See the article entitled, Webvisum

Hello, I am looking for the digitally signed firefox extension. Does anyone know where I can find it for the latest firefox? Thanks. Dave.

Brian, Oddly enough, yes, I’m also running Window-Eyes 9.5 I think, on this machine and it’s having the exact same issues with browsers. Trouble is it’s also a work machine and for some of

I'M run win 10 64 byte, latest nvda and latest Firefox and i'm not facing that problem you describe. Den 2016-10-02 kl. 13:45, skrev nasrin khaksar:

i am sure that something is change in the newer version of nvda. because i did not have this problem before. and also i dont observe this problem in the previous versions of nvda now! -- we have not

Hi, Here is where is the bug in this function: def __del__(self): # Destroy the window on plugin deletion just to make sure it goes away # (to prevent strange things when reloading plugin) if not

In my view, that would not be very helpful, as well as taking a long time to reinstall everything and use back ups of vital files, you are going to reinstall the very thing that has caused it quite

Yes seen the same error, but it does say ignored, however its not ignored insofar as when running in a snapshot, you still hear it. I've seen the same sort of error on focus highlight and occasionally

If no one presents the information in a reasonable time, I may well be able to find it with a google search. If you constantly hear unknown when using browsers and are unable to look at web pages,

Hi, what version of windows are you running? Have you decided to format your computer?

Tell me more about the dll file issue. I don’t recall hearing about this. I’ve had the issue with every version of NVDA since 2016.1. I sadly hadn’t created a restore point at all but I do have