It's not you, bro. Just hang fire till tomorrow, & it'll likely be back up.

Brian, while it's true that screen readers by default target blind users, many w/dyslexia also find them helpful. It's thus an advantage, whenever the experience would permit, if the screen reader can

Jo, when requesting support, it's helpful to provide the following information: 1) What is the brand, model number, disc space (used and free), & memory of the computer in question. 2) What is the ver

Might have something to do w/the fact that 1 of the cofounders of NVDA currently works for Mozilla? Or not. We definitively have a strong ally in James Teh, though, & I rather suspect that's not so mu

Because if it's out of focus, NVDA doesnt know you wish to click it. It, like me, bombed telepathy 101. It's always good practice, if something doesn't work as expected, to use keystrokes like shift+b

Exactly, Brian V. Sadly, I think a lot of web dev today is mostly drag, point, click, w/very little knowledge &/or expertise of the actual building blocks involved. & blind people using computers? The

Truthfully, I don't think the vast majority of web devs know the difference between clickable elements & checkboxes.

Yeah well, I'm not trying to be obscene here, but it's because the web designers didn't use checkboxes that expose themselves, or, perhaps to put it just a bit more succinctly, expose their state. & i

The accuracy of this tool to decipher captchas is so questionable as to make it virtually useless in that regard.

Sometimes in these really nonstandard contexts you need to try using NVDA + spacebar.

Try pressing insert + q w/jaws. If scripts are being used, that should be announced.

The problem had nothing to do w/NVDA. It was a problem caused by a change made to Firefox, & it's all been fixed now.

The optacon is dead. Long live the Optacon. Back in the day there was a way to route some bioses of some boxes over a serial port--I believe the name of the product was Weasel or similar--but there is

Carlos, if you're going to be using alpha builds, it's wise to use that as a portable version. When you use an alpha, it means you're agreeing to using a version which, by the very nature of the name,

The short answer is no. The long answer is h*** (rhymes w/tech) no. I suggest getting extremely good sighted assistance, because you mess w/the wrong thing in BIOS, and things can go pear-shaped very

This is helpful, Jujube, some specific illustrations might make it more so. Thanks so much for sharing this.

When I also have this problem is w/heading numbers, as in <h3> Marketing </h3> It'll read March 3 ketting because it's translating the heading number into a date format, I guess. Truly annoying.

I certainly have similar problems w/Eloquence from Kurzweil, so I don't think it's specific to CodeFactory. & yeah--it's a pig!

Curtis, have you tried setting this in control panel > speech recognition > text-to-speech>audio output?

Looks like those that followed thru are the initial creators of NVDA Remote. Good for Christopher & Tyler!