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Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Hope Williamson
 

Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Hope Williamson
 

Yeah Miniflux is pretty cool.
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Akash Kakkar
 

How do you obtain the account on this hosted version of Miniflux?

I tried to sign in via google but it showed access forbidden

On 8/29/2020 8:41 PM, Hope Williamson wrote:
It's pretty much not worth it for someone who has over 500 feeds like
me. I use the hosted version of Miniflux, https://reader.miniflux.app.
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Akash Kakkar
 

I Still use Miniflux and it is quite quite nice.

I host it on my own server for my personal use and use it quite heavily.

On 8/29/2020 8:48 PM, Hope Williamson wrote:
Actually I use an RSS reader that provides a feeds page, therefore the
feeds list format. The Old Reader is another example of one that
provides the feeds list format, although it kind of does it both ways, I
think. Your feeds are on the top though.

     simplerssreader.com also provides the feeds list format. I know
because I used it before my current reader, Miniflux. I use the hosted
version of a self-hosted RSS reader. https://reader.miniflux.app.
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Hope Williamson
 

Thus the reason why I gave up on subscribing to newsletters in my inbox
long ago and use https://kill-the-newsletter.com to turn them into
feeds. Also being able to use quick navigation is much more efficient,
and I use Thunderbird for my regular email. therefore, I wouldn't
recommend using email as an RSs reader anytime soon..

   Sure you can use the web client, but over time, you're going to end
up with lots of emails if you don't keep up with it. To me that's what
an RSS reader is for. I may not want 359000 emails, but that's how many
unread items I have in my feed reader. part of the purpose of an RSS
reader is an archive, so that really doesn't bother me much.
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Hope Williamson
 

Actually I use an RSS reader that provides a feeds page, therefore the
feeds list format. The Old Reader is another example of one that
provides the feeds list format, although it kind of does it both ways, I
think. Your feeds are on the top though.

     simplerssreader.com also provides the feeds list format. I know
because I used it before my current reader, Miniflux. I use the hosted
version of a self-hosted RSS reader. https://reader.miniflux.app.
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Hope Williamson
 

It's pretty much not worth it for someone who has over 500 feeds like
me. I use the hosted version of Miniflux, https://reader.miniflux.app.
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Hope Williamson
 

I used to use the Old Reader, and it doesn't have filtering features
that I'm aware of. You can do this with individual feeds with siftrss.com.
Re: Looking for newest vocalizer driver

Anne Günther
 

Hi,
thanks for your quick answer. Considering the problems stopped after I updated the driver addon. I'm pretty sure the driver was the reason for them, even if you don't think so. :-)
Now everything works fine once more.
regards, Guenni
Re: VPN services accessible with NVDA using Google Chrome or Firefox under Windows 10

Giles Turnbull
 

I subscribed to Express VPN for a year when I knew I'd be using a university wifi during the 2018/19 academic year. I found it bvarely useable with NVDA ... none of its buttons were labeled. I did figure out which button activated the VPN but in the end I gave up! If I recall, object navigation was necessary even to find the buttons.

Giles
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Shaun Everiss
 

I agree.

I get many sources of news from many sources.

As it is I have restricted all news sources to official radio government stations, news sites and online twitter feeds.

I can just about get what I need.

But I spend a lot of time at least an hour or more a day on this stuff.

Tomorrow is sunday and I am seriously thinking after a bit I will try to get a break.



On 29/08/2020 10:34 pm, Amir wrote:
Having my inbox inundated with lots of RSS feed updates would be a bad idea IMO. Moreover, this approach doesn't distinguish between different feeds and their independent articles -- again that "river of news" metaphor.

Best,
Amir

Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Amir
 

That's true -- they can be filtered to appear in a new mail folder. But that doesn't take care of the second problem: they are delivered together despite having being marked with feed title and feed source.

Best,
Amir
Re: Looking for newest vocalizer driver

Rui Fontes
 

Hi!


The latest one is at:

https://www.tiflotecnia.net/Instal/vocalizer_expressive_driver-3.1.2.nvda-addon


But, your problem do not appear to be caused by our driver...

Can you specify better your problem with the Mozilla apps?


Best regards,


Customer support

Tiflotecnia, Lda.




Às 10:37 de 29/08/2020, Anne Günther escreveu:

Hi
I finally updated my nvda. While "Vocalizer" works in general Nvda freezes completely in firefox as well as Thunderbird. I got the link to the driver from a message in this list from Febrauary. So I'm hoping there's a newer version where things work once more fine.
regards, Guenni
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

William
 

No of course.

My ifttt rss feed are marked with feed title and feed source.

Gmail will automatically bypass these email and put them under specific folder.


Amir 於 29/8/2020 18:34 寫道:

Having my inbox inundated with lots of RSS feed updates would be a bad idea IMO. Moreover, this approach doesn't distinguish between different feeds and their independent articles -- again that "river of news" metaphor.

Best,
Amir

Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Amir
 

Having my inbox inundated with lots of RSS feed updates would be a bad idea IMO. Moreover, this approach doesn't distinguish between different feeds and their independent articles -- again that "river of news" metaphor.

Best,
Amir
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

Amir
 

Awesome! I can't use the "river of news" format for a wide range of reasons either. Being able to utilize the "feeds list format" is an absolute must, but it is something that apparently only Internet Explorer provides on Windows. Maybe Thunderbird might also be able to do it, but it fails to detect my tree view of feeds and puts all NPR and BBC articles under one single branch without realizing that they belong to separate feeds.

Best,
Amir
Looking for newest vocalizer driver

Anne Günther
 

Hi
I finally updated my nvda. While "Vocalizer" works in general Nvda freezes completely in firefox as well as Thunderbird. I got the link to the driver from a message in this list from Febrauary. So I'm hoping there's a newer version where things work once more fine.
regards, Guenni
Re: VPN services accessible with NVDA using Google Chrome or Firefox under Windows 10

Aravind R
 

i am using Tunnelbear with NVDA and its accessible. able to access all
sights. monthly 500 MB free and its enough.

On 29/08/2020, Dennis Clark <dennis@dgclark.net> wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm curious to learn which VPN services you have found accessible using NVDA
and Google Chrome or Firefox. Three VPN services which have been recomended
by sighted users are ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, and NordVPN. Do any of you who
actually use NVDA have experience with the accessibility of these particular
services. Of course any other VPN services that you have tried that are
accessible or unaccessible would also be appreciated. Thanks in advance for
your assistance.
Dennis




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VPN services accessible with NVDA using Google Chrome or Firefox under Windows 10

Dennis Clark
 

Hello everyone,
I'm curious to learn which VPN services you have found accessible using NVDA and Google Chrome or Firefox. Three VPN services which have been recomended by sighted users are ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, and NordVPN. Do any of you who actually use NVDA have experience with the accessibility of these particular services. Of course any other VPN services that you have tried that are accessible or unaccessible would also be appreciated. Thanks in advance for your assistance. 
Dennis
 
Re: Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

William
 

does the oldreader has option to auto filter out post that contain certain keyword in its title?

Cristóbal 於 10/8/2020 2:32 寫道:

So, now I had to look it up. It looks like I was indeed grandfathered in at the $2 a month.

What will you get with The Old Reader Premium?
- Full-text search
- Faster feed refresh times
- Up to 500 Subscriptions
- 6 months of post storage
- Instapaper and Readability integration
- Early access to new features

What will it cost?
The Old Reader Premium will cost $3/month or $30/year. However, for the next 2 weeks (or up to 5,000 accounts) we’ll be offering the service for $2/month or $20/year and we will lock you into that price for a minimum of the next 2 years. This is our way of saying thanks to our existing users and hopefully getting the Premium service off to a great start.

This post was back in 2014 so I guess I’ve been saving that extra buck for the past four years or so… Yea me.

Again though, you don’t have to pay.

Do I have to upgrade?
No! 90% of our users can continue on for free just as they are today. However, users with more than 100 feeds will need to upgrade to premium. Otherwise, all functionality will remain available to free accounts. We also offer a 2 week trial period for the premium service and will even allow that trial period to get extended for those still interested in moving to Premium.

https://blog.theoldreader.com/post/76417559063/the-old-reader-premium

I’m sure there are other services out there that offer similar features with paid and free tears, so it’s not like these guys have some sort of special sauce or anything. This is simply the service I’ve found to cover most of my needs. I am a heavy RSS user with multiple devices that I may use throughout the day to keep up on the news.

The Old Reader’s even got keyboard commands similar to how Twitter.com and Reddit.com an a lot of other web based programs have. I don’t particularly make use of them, but they’re there if that’s your thing as well.

 

Cristóbal

 

From: nvda@nvda.groups.io <nvda@nvda.groups.io> On Behalf Of Brian Vogel
Sent: Sunday, August 9, 2020 10:59 AM
To: nvda@nvda.groups.io
Subject: Re: [nvda] Helping to make an Edge/Chrome RSS reader accessible

 

On Sun, Aug 9, 2020 at 01:41 PM, Amir wrote:

I feel I shouldn't have to pay $2 or more per month for a service

Is this for the premium service, or basic?   I'll admit the website isn't good about discussing this, but when I attempt the "Sign Up" process it mentions a 14-day trial of premium.  On a lot of these "premium versus basic" situations the cost is only if you want the premium features.

That would be good info to have.
 
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