Sorry. The first part of that is accurate. The second is not, at least for 2019.1.1. NVDA+numpad5 does not change navigation modes. Luke

Ok, that narrows down the culprit to almost certainly being an add-on. Reading the other threads, I think you said you were using the add-on updater and had everything up to date. I'm not sure if

Not sure if this is what you want, but if you have Windows sticky keys enabled, the NVDA key will automatically be "sticky" (so you could then press the NVDA key, let it go and press F12 to hear the

No the issues don't happen with add ons disabled. I am running the latest of everything by the way. Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info go to our website. This is also our libsyn page as

Hi Sarah, The last error in there is from an add-on called "JGT"? There is also an error for Remote and one for Weather Plus. It would be worth first updating all those to the latest versions (or

To make sure you are in object navigation mode, for the desktop, issue the command NVDA key numpad 1. Hold the NVDA key and press numpad 1. You will either hear that you are in objectnavigation mode

Hitting NVDA+NumPad 5 (desktop) or NVDA+shift+O (laptop) should tell you what the current object is, and shift into object navigation mode if you're not in it. Open your keyboard shortcuts document

how do you switch to object nav mode?

You should always be in object navigation mode when you aren't specifically using another mode. If you aren't, you may have problems that seem unrelated but they are. I have long maintained that

Don, Both of Gene's methods described earlier are alternate methods of clicking a link, other than just using the enter key or the spacebar key. Also, switching to object nav mode and using the enter

In this case the method of hitting NVDA key space does it. Thanks

My question is whether there other ways to activate a link other than space bar or entr key.

When you are on such a link, try the following two things. I think it may be more likely that the one I'll describe will work first than the one I will describe second. Some links are specified to

I understand why you can't supply those addresses, then, but if you encounter the issue elsewhere be certain to make note of the web addresses and pass them along. It's often well-nigh impossible to

Sorry but this is on a broker site where I have to sign in.

Specific pages and the links involved would be helpful for those of us who are trying to test out possible alternatives (or what's going on/not going on). If these are not on pages where you have to

Running NVDA 2019.2 beta 1 on a Win 10 1903 system. On certain web pages there are links that I can not activate.  I hit enter on them, I hit space bar on them and nothing happens.  I get sighted

Not sure. There are files in the lang folder which are dlls with language numbers in their names. The only way to do this is change the codes and see what they do. However as that means mangling my

I find the last line in the .ini files is something like lang=1234 where that number corresponds to a language. If you check inside the lang folder inside CCleaner, you will find a list of files that

1033 aparently. After changing my language to check I managed to mangle some of my stuff a bit and well things got a bit screwey. However if you are in english without the line it will use the