Hi Joseph. I found the category in "Input Gestures". How do you know which gestures have already been assigned to another function so you don't overwrite them? Thanks, Louise

Dear all, the NVDACon 2020 is on the way and we hope most of you will be able to participate! If you want to present something interesting related to NVDA or to accessibility (i.e. a third party

Hi, You need to go to Input Gestures, locate Easy Table Navigator category, and assign a command to toggle table navigation layer. Cheers, Joseph (author of Easy Table Navigator add-on)

Hi. How do you toggle table navigation with the Easy Table Navigator add-on? I checked the help documentation, and it says something like "no command assigned". I can't find a settings category for

Thanks for calling this out. It’s a long-standing NVDA annoyance that I’ve just sort of learned to live with, but it would be great if we had a proper solution at some point. I don’t have any

Thank you for asking this! That area of the Settings has long mystified me as well but I figured I wasn’t missing much, considering NVDA seems to work just fine without ever having to touch those

Hi use the alt/tab key it will then come into focus then it will ask you how to read it after a couple of tabs. if it is accessible nvda will be able to read it.

Sacha, I have created an NVDA bug report: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/11831 Regardless of where the fault lies, behavior on the same page should not differ,

Thanks, quentin for your message. I open a file, and Adobereader says Avpage view. But than I can read a text normally. Jarek Dne 10.11.2020 v 1:53 Quentin Christensen

Hi Brian Thanks for the correction, I truly was not aware of that. Thanks again

I think it's a chromium thing. Visually, there is no table there (as far as I can see). There is a table in the code, but what the purpose of it is, I don't know; the first column seems to

Sascha, Just did a test with Firefox and it is a "Firefox thing." I get no table using Firefox, too, but I don't know why this is, because a quick look at the page source sure shows a

- I know I have not changed any settings, ever, in reference to tables. It is off in mine as well, and I stepped through everything using NVDA to create the instructions. I don't know what's going on

Turns out this is because I have "Include layout tables" disabled in NVDA's browse mode settings. I believe this is the way NVDA is configured by default, so I would suggest adding a note to

Thanks, Quentin.

- It's not about looks, as no matter what method of navigation you're using the web table is part of the page structure, but about "keeping traversal orderly" for those unfamiliar with the page, which

- Gene, Purely an accident of Groups.io history and what worked when I first was trying to work through this, and what you propose did not. Now they are equivalent, at least in my brief testing, and I

- Absolutely none. I have no idea why a search results page, be it from Grousp.io or a web search engine, would not use the same page format for every single person who's looking at said page. --

Also, in searching using a search engine, why use /g/nvda and not just site:nvda.groups.io followed by the search? Gene

This is a known issue with PowerPoint - we have an open issue for it here: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/10155 In the meantime, the workaround (aside from enabling editing), is to actually