Hi, In this case, it may have nothing to do with my patch. Based on versions you posted, it looks like it is an incomplete protocol registration (there is an executable that is part of this add-on

That's what I was thinking as well. That might also somehow explain why I can't install your version of the add-on, Joseph. I am running NVDA 2018.2 and add-on version 2.1 I believe, the latest

Hi all you Outlook users, Microsoft provides a very powerful search tool in Outlook which is simple as pie for a sighted user to use but not so easy for us screen reader users. I searched the web

Hi NVDA Group, - To the person requesting where to find the update settings in FireFox, FF, I concur with the answer in the previous digest, Advance Settings. - What Roger describes and what someone

Hi, This has already been reported https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/27503 I'm not sure whether it can be repaired at the TOR browser end, but they do seem to be aware of it. It is

Hi, Hmmm, looks like protocol registration routine didn’t work as expected. What NVDA and Remote add-on versions are you using? Cheers, Joseph

Exactly. That's what baffles me. Just like http and https has protocols for a specific browser to work, something has to allow the nvdaremote to connect and work as well. The strange thing is that

Just FYI, I just installed the NVDA Remote Add-On just to see if anything would show up in the "Apps by Protocol" list afterward and there is no change. -- Brian - Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version

As said in manual, install the drivers, connect it, via USB or Bluetooth and select it in NVDA... Rui Às 15:57 de 07/09/2018, Hermann-Josef Kurzen escreveu:

Thanks for your response. Unfortunately, I had a lokk at the default applications within Win10 and didn't see an entry for nvdaremote. Is this the place I should be looking or somewhere else? Since I

In a URL like this the protocol is what is before the colan, so in this case the protocol is called NVDARemote. This then needs to be associated with a specific program in the Windows defaults panel.

Hello there, I would like to use the Focus 40 Blue Braille device with NVDA. It is mentioned in the manual, but I don't know, waht's to do. Can anybody help please? Greetings - Hermann

On a related topic, I've been using the No Script add on for Firefox for several years now. It used to be very accessible in that all you need do is hit the context key and then you find the No Script

As a follow-up to this, does anyone know which Windows protocol the NVDA Remote add-on would use? Here is an example of what I am trying to run that is not working. I have created an internet

tools, to options, advance, tab twice, arrow up or down to updates.

Ctrl+down arrow will do it. This is an Office command, not a screen reader command.

thanks all, but when i go to tools then options in ff i am not seeing the option to turn off updates could u all tell me whare it is found? thanks

Thanks. Yes, I don't intend to surf the dark web... lol! Not interested in such stuff... Ciao, Ollie

Thanks Gene, I think I even had an old version somewhere, but I can't find it anymore. It must have been lost with one of my hard drives before we set up a home server. If ou could share the

I've been looking for this for years and have yet to find one. I have no idea why this is so hard to find.