Hi, Narrator might not be able to do this either. Cheers, Joseph

Hello all, I was a loyal Window-Eyes user for more than 20 years, but when it was bought out, I didn’t want anything to do with it. That’s when I switched to NVDA. So far I have been very

Thanks, Brian and Gene. This all makes sense. I didn’t think there was an easy way to see this info quickly but just wanted to confirm. I really appreciate it. Jonathan

And, to be perfectly honest, unless you do not trust the source of the message seeing naked URLs is of virtually zero benefit. And if you do not trust the source of a message, even playing around in

I wonder if you can use the JAWS mouseover command to find and move to the line where the address is shown. But if you are going to do that, you might as well use the context menu with the

I just found out something useful if the address appears in the status line of the program you are using and it is in the place where NVDA sees it.  If you issue the read status line command three

- Having just checked, the answer to that is, "Yes and no." It certainly has what I'd call a status line to let you know that send-receive is going on, whether filters are applied, whether you're

But since so many add-ons use their own commands, it would be good to include that information somewhere. Gene

I just tried this in Thunderbird. Moving the mouse to the link isn't necessary. Just moving to the link when reading the message as HTML or as simple HTML, a safer way to read mail in Thunderbird,

Chris, Thanks very much. The documentation still needs to be updated to reflect this since Add-Ons very often don't use the native shortcuts. The relatively new

Does Outlook have a status line? Windows Live Mail doesn't and Thunderbird does. I'll play withit in Thunderbird and see what happens. Gene

Thanks! Sent from my Iphone

Exato! Rui Às 16:50 de 18/09/2020, Brian Vogel escreveu:

It might be possible, but I don't know how difficult it would be. The way a sighted person would usually see the underlying link is to hover the mouse over it. You would need something to perform

Hi Brian You use the standard NVDA command for “read status bar”, NVDA+End Cheers Chris

Its where its always been under the nvda menu under help > what’s new

Rui, Now the question is, "How does one use the add-on?" I've got it installed, and I've gone to the NVDA Help Menu, Running Add-Ons Documentation, Add Status Bar Reading and the only

Hi all, The subject says all. I didn't find any whats new document for this Beta. Afik.

Yes, it is a manifest.ini problem with some final versions of NVDA... Without any change in the manifest.ini was working alright in the last Alpha... Rui Fontes

Rui, FYI, that version of the Add-On is allowing it to be installed. The original would not install for me, either. -- Brian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041 A