Gene <gsasner@...> wrote: To my knowledge, the only screen reader that has anything at all in its settings about live regions is Orca for GNU/Linux. Stock tickers, facebook, twitter and other

If this is what I think it is, not being able to stop automatic reading of live regions sounds like a serious deficiency. I believe there are sites, such as financial sites, where a stock ticker

Gene <gsasner@...> wrote: Snip This is what they call live regions, I think, in html-land. There is no setting in NVDA to handle these. Your only option is to silence speech or hit the control

I don't think automatic reading of sites has anything to do with this and I would recommend you turn it back on. It appears you are referring to the automatic read when a site finishes loading

Hello all, Is there a way to set a key to set how NVDA announces indentation level? For example, I could use NVDA plus Control plus i to cycle thru the indentation levels. Thanks, Greg Wocher

I’ve a friend here in my city, whom I’m trying to convince that NVDA is the way to go these days, instead of the Shark, but he insists that he doesn’t like “the Martian” as he calls jokingly

I don't have an answer but can you send a log is possible? You are doing everythign right. Take care Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. to subscribe to the feed click

I don't know why its happening. You are using the correct shutdown command and it should be completely shut down. Maybe others will have suggestions. Gene

HI Gene: To answer the question Our NVDA modifier key is defined to be Insert. So essentially I am doing NVDA q. It turns off, and then turns itself back on when any other program does anything/off or

Hello! What browser are you using? What extension the files have? .zip? Rui Fontes NVDA portuguese team Às 21:23 de 27/03/2020, Jim Stanga

How are you turning it off? If you are using NVDA q, it should be completely unloaded and not do anything until you run it again. Gene

And hearing aid wearers everywhere who also use NVDA and a Bluetooth audio connection thank you for your thoughtfulness. (I did notice you're the developer of the add-on.) -- Brian - Windows 10

Hello! Can you send us a NVDA log file?send it to tiflotecnia@..., please... Best regards, Customer support Tiflotecnia, Lda. Às

Its also worth mentioning that everyone should get used to this because winaero has told me a couple weeks ago that the skype desktop will be the only one we will have from now on sooner or

You don't have to worry about turning Bluetooth audio off - this add-on monitors if NVDA is active, and by active I mean speaking anything. Once NVDA is inactive for 1 minute or so, it will

I can report that I'm getting the beginning of most, if not every, chunk of NVDA audio output being cut off with my Unitron Moxi hearing aids as well. I'll have to play with both the Bluetooth Audio

Are you hearing a sound? If so, NVDA betas make sound whenever there is an error. I'm running the beta too,

This started back in January when I had to install nvda on 2 new computers. I use it but my husband is only legally blind so can see enough not to use a screen reader. Anytime he's using the computer

When you say "the addon for Bluetooth to stay connected, ", do you mean Bluetooth Audio add-on? You're describing the beginning of every chunk of audio gets cut off, that is indeed

Hi, I agree with this post.