I also want to know, of course, if you have a solution, it is not only limited to NVDA add-ons, but also browser plug-ins.

Hi Adriano, Judging by the mail on this list, the issue has been solved almost everywhere--even in the good old USA where I reside. -- Signature:For a nation to admit it has

Would adding "menu item" (without the quote marks) to your NVDA defualt dictionary stop it from being said? The only time that would become a problem would be if you encountered the text menu item in

Hi! Is there any addon or hint to copy a html table and past it in excel?

Adriano, if I asked it to check for an upgrade right now, it tells me: "Sorry, at the time an update is not available." But, did just pull 8.4 off NVDA add-ons site, and

OkJacob, thanks. 8.2? and what are you waiting for to update to 8.4? Several glitches from 8.2 to 8.4 have been fixed. Regards Adriano Il 24/08/2021

Adriano, just to let you know that here, under version 8.2 of weather_plus, if I request information for Johannesburg, South Africa, it's returning data just fine? In case

It works fine here in India as well. --- Suhas Sent from Thunderbird “I think everyone’s a bit bored with boy-girl romances anyway,” he said. “I think

Hi Angelo, Well now it's ok in Italy too. Thanks Adriano Il 24/08/2021 12:20, Ângelo Abrantes ha scritto:

It's already solved, in Portugal. Às 11:19 de 24-08-2021, Adriano Barbieri via groups.io escreveu: -- Cordiais CumprimentosÂngelo Abrantes, Equipa <Portuguesa do NVDA

Hi to every one, As of this morning the json data returned by the API is incomplete and generates an IndexError due to an empty list. It happens with all cities. I wrote

I did link to the previous post with instructions on Say all: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/in-process-26th-october-2018/#NVDAProfiles Basically though, open configuration profiles, find your say all

Brian, the problem is that the attribute being used is an on-click attribute. Thus, the control is neither a link, a button, a checkbox, a radio--in essence, although it may supposed to represent or

I see some advantages to announcing "clickable". In the example with the listbox it only says "clickable" when in browse mode because when the user is in focus mode, the control will automatically

- Can't disagree with you there. I have never really understood, really, why even "clickable" is necessary or preferable for the vast majority of screen reader users beyond those who are absolute

Well, IMHO, whenever you encounter a screen reader saying "clickable", it means the web developer has not used ARIA to let the end user know the specific type of control you are working with and is

If you hear "clickable," and not only for listboxes, it means you have landed on and gained focus on a control that must be activated if you wish it to take the action it takes. I cannot remember

I hope I am understanding now... Please confirm. For the listbox, if the user hears "clickable" it means that they have gained focus, but they have not yet activated the list. Activating the list is

- I don't get what the sticking point is. Pretty much any control other than an edit box requires you to activate (AKA click on in generic Windows terminolog, which is in actuality a combination of

Just to be clear -- so you are saying that what I am describing should be well understood by the NVDA user (i.e., if they hear the word "clickable" for a listbox it means they should switch to focus