Then the next step is seeing if this holds across screen readers, in which case feedback should be submitted to the developers of Opera as promptly as possible, and if it doesn't hold across screen readers then to the developers of the screen reader that's silent.

Bugs get introduced, and they only get fixed if reported.

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Hi, I'd like the progress beeps and the focus mode sounds to sound lower. The voice is already at 100%, so raising the voice volume and lowering the general system volume is not an option unfortunately. Any suggestion please?

Hi,

I found this great addon. Please consider adding it into the community addons page. It lets you read subtitles. It’s like intelligent realtime OCR for NVDA that uses the windows10 OCR engine. Try it out. Link is:

https://blindieconnect.net/files/lion-latest.nvda-addon

Josh Kennedy

Sent from Mail for Windows 10

Straying a bit but just to point out the following. If I'm a company looking for ways to sell my product, I can in theory mine the data from your list emails and know what you like, what you don't like, and suggest products to you that you didn't even know you wanted. This is called data mining, and every single big company does this. Ok, hopping off of my soap box now.

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On 16 Aug 2020, at 13:14, Gene wrote:

Unless someone is sending personal or confidential information, they may not care.  I don't think any possible sbnooper is going to be interested in reading my mail, which mostly is e-mail list mail. 

Gene

On 8/16/2020 2:57 PM, Jesse Farquharson wrote:

THat's where you're wrong, though. Google is absolutely not secure. They claim they are, but until they use end to end encryption on e-mails and Google searches and other such things, it's all a lie.

Luke, if you're reading this, regarding your point about getting the mailbox configuration thing to show up, yes, you do have to select expand row for that to work. I am trying the process on my new machine and so far your steps are working for me.

Pretty much, Sarah. Google's ecosystem allows this in spades. Proton's, however, does not make money off of advertisements or data collection. They rely on user subscriptions and you get everything in one package. ProtonMail, Proton Calendar, ProtonVPN, and other services I may not be remembering. There are no ads in any of its services, and they don't own a search engine as far as I'm aware.

Anyhow, I've mostly managed to set things up. I'm just having issues creating or authorizing the outgoing mail certificate. Nothing I've tried works.

Unless someone is sending personal or confidential information, they may not care.  I don't think any possible sbnooper is going to be interested in reading my mail, which mostly is e-mail list mail. 

Gene

On 8/16/2020 2:57 PM, Jesse Farquharson wrote:

THat's where you're wrong, though. Google is absolutely not secure. They claim they are, but until they use end to end encryption on e-mails and Google searches and other such things, it's all a lie.

Luke, if you're reading this, regarding your point about getting the mailbox configuration thing to show up, yes, you do have to select expand row for that to work. I am trying the process on my new machine and so far your steps are working for me.

It works quite well! Once you move the mouse to the element, you can
navigate through the sub menu with arrows.
Em 17/08/2020 11:25, Akash Kakkar escreveu:

Thanks Ben,
I'll try it.
:-)

On 8/17/20, Gene <gsasner@...> wrote:

It may cause the action to take place but you won't know what or where
it is. NVDA doesn't support mouseover. My impression is that it is so
rarely necessary in using sites that it isn't supported except in JAWS.


When you issue the mouseover command in JAWS, JAWS tells you where a
change occurred on what line. You then use the go to line command to
see what the change is. You then use another command to return to your
previous position. NVDA has none of these functions. While I would
think that moving the mouse to the link might carry out the action, as I
said, you won't know anything about it.


Gene

On 8/16/2020 3:58 PM, benmoxey@... wrote:

Hey Akash

1. Move your focus to the position of the element that has the mouse
over
actions.
2. Move the mouse pointer to that position with NVDA + / on the number
pad
(desktop mode) or NVDA + Shift + M (laptop mode).

This should display mouse over actions. Note that I am assuming that
the
navigator object is set to follow focus changes, which is the default
behaviour. You can clarify this if necessary in the Review Cursor
settings
or toggle this behaviour on or off with NVDA + 7.

All the best.

Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Akash
Kakkar
Sent: Monday, 17 August 2020 3:23 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Interacting with mouse over links using NVDA?

Hey guys,
so subject line says all this.
How do we interact with mouse over links/controls using NVDA?
In JAWS, we use to press "insert+control+enter" which doesn't work in
case
of NVDA.
any help/pointers please?

Thanks Ben,
I'll try it.
:-)

On 8/17/20, Gene <gsasner@...> wrote:

It may cause the action to take place but you won't know what or where
it is. NVDA doesn't support mouseover. My impression is that it is so
rarely necessary in using sites that it isn't supported except in JAWS.


When you issue the mouseover command in JAWS, JAWS tells you where a
change occurred on what line. You then use the go to line command to
see what the change is. You then use another command to return to your
previous position. NVDA has none of these functions. While I would
think that moving the mouse to the link might carry out the action, as I
said, you won't know anything about it.


Gene

On 8/16/2020 3:58 PM, benmoxey@... wrote:

Hey Akash

1. Move your focus to the position of the element that has the mouse over
actions.
2. Move the mouse pointer to that position with NVDA + / on the number pad
(desktop mode) or NVDA + Shift + M (laptop mode).

This should display mouse over actions. Note that I am assuming that the
navigator object is set to follow focus changes, which is the default
behaviour. You can clarify this if necessary in the Review Cursor settings
or toggle this behaviour on or off with NVDA + 7.

All the best.

Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Akash Kakkar
Sent: Monday, 17 August 2020 3:23 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Interacting with mouse over links using NVDA?

Hey guys,
so subject line says all this.
How do we interact with mouse over links/controls using NVDA?
In JAWS, we use to press "insert+control+enter" which doesn't work in case
of NVDA.
any help/pointers please?

It works quite well! Once you move the mouse to the element, you can
navigate through the sub menu with arrows.
Em 17/08/2020 11:25, Akash Kakkar escreveu:

Thanks Ben,
I'll try it.
:-)

On 8/17/20, Gene <gsasner@...> wrote:

It may cause the action to take place but you won't know what or where
it is.  NVDA doesn't support mouseover.  My impression is that it is so
rarely necessary in using sites that it isn't supported except in JAWS.


When you issue the mouseover command in JAWS, JAWS tells you where a
change occurred on what line.  You then use the go to line command to
see what the change is.  You then use another command to return to your
previous position.  NVDA has none of these functions.  While I would
think that moving the mouse to the link might carry out the action, as I
said, you won't know anything about it.


Gene

On 8/16/2020 3:58 PM, benmoxey@... wrote:

Hey Akash

1. Move your focus to the position of the element that has the mouse
over
actions.
2. Move the mouse pointer to that position with NVDA + / on the number
pad
(desktop mode) or NVDA + Shift + M (laptop mode).

This should display mouse over actions. Note that I am assuming that
the
navigator object is set to follow focus changes, which is the default
behaviour. You can clarify this if necessary in the Review Cursor
settings
or toggle this behaviour on or off with NVDA + 7.

All the best.

Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Akash
Kakkar
Sent: Monday, 17 August 2020 3:23 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: [nvda] Interacting with mouse over links using NVDA?

Hey guys,
so subject line says all this.
How do we interact with mouse over links/controls using NVDA?
In JAWS, we use to press "insert+control+enter" which doesn't work in
case
of NVDA.
any help/pointers please?