It's not that they fail all the time. Rather, they sometimes fail and sometimes work -- especially when Control+T is pressed. So I don't think the installation is problematic. Given the overall

Hello. About the notifications, you can create a configuration profile with NVDA+control+P in the Microsoft Edge Window. In this configuration profile, disable report notifications and

If CTRL+L/ALT+D aren't moving you to the address bar in new Edge then there is a corruption in your installation. With the exception of a very few shortcuts, because Microsoft elected to maintain the

A week ago I was teaching a class of 50 people about object navigation. The first thing that I did was to show one usage example. It's a really abstract concept and nothing more efficient

Given that Math ML is very much purpose driven, designed to be read much more "naturally" in context, and is well supported that's likely your best option. Also, if that's what was requested, and has

What would you suggest for a Math textbook? I have not actually read Math ML in word but it is what the student requested adn the service provider sent us. Just learning more about Math ML and screen

Luke, thanks for the Registry suggestion. I just tried it but to no avail. However, the more I test Edge Chromium with NVDA, the more I come to the conclusion that Google Chrome is a better option.

Control+L makes no difference. That is, if ALT+D works, Control+L also works. But if ALT+D fails, Control+l will fail, too. Best, Amir

Hello, Try using Control Plus L to move to the address bar. It is what I use and it works every time. Greg Wocher

That's a good point. I consider it a bug in terms of implementing accessibility and/or use from the keyboard. People may want to report it. The combo box should do nothing when it is opened and when

What happens if you use control l, the other way to get to the address bar in Chrome? The results may be the same but since Chrome provides two different commands, try the other one. Gene

Amir, i don't use Edge enough to have noticed this. However have you tried running the Com Registration Fixing Tool in NVDA's Tools menu? There is a slight chance it might normalize some of this

While Gene's example is a perfect use case for object nav, personally I would consider this a bug, either in NVDA or in Firefox. Posted. Https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/11479

Hi Richard, Thanks for your reply. It's quite strange because I'm not moved to the App Bar/Address Bar upon pressing Control+T quite often. Even if I press Control+T, attempting to force the cursor

Hi, Amir To answer a couple of your points…yes, I do go straight to the app bar if I press either Ctrl+T or Alt+D in Edge. As far as favourites are concerned, I’m afraid I can’t

I use it and it works fine, however, if you clicked on the coupon it will take you to another page where you need sighted help to read the code itself. The information usually top of the page,

-- from mack I installed it with no success. inclined to believe it's strictly visual.

And to add to that, I use, or rather used, Google Chrome in combination with AdGuard for Windows which is considered by many as the best champion of privacy and user protection. So, folks, if possible

I don't think it is valid to make a recommendation based on your experience with Chrome's actual use, before you try Chrome again with the proper help for what you don't understand. Your

Let's disagree here. I've had various issues with Firefox -- from old to new, and won't touch it in the near future. I'd rather use Chrome or a Chromium-based browser. Honestly I trust Google -- at