It's not super horrible in that you've only got to configure the ports and such once, but yeah, it is kind of frustrating that it's not handled automatically. Being that thunderbird, firefox and the e

Ah, yeah, that's true. I should have mentioned that. :) I'll also add that it's necessary to authorize yourself twice, if you're using google's two-step verification. The first is when you first get t

Howdy, :) Seamonkey does work pretty well with NVDA and for those who like to have their browser/email stuffed into the same package, it's pretty nice. For the most part, all of the plugins that you a

You can't make a clone of a larger hard drive and fit it into a smaller one, rather, you need to shrink the partition that contains the stuff you wish to mirror down to a size that fits inside the new

I'm fairly certain that it does this by default. At least when I've done fresh installs of NVDA, I typically have to turn off the announcement of shortcut keys for things like the file menu in the men

Lol, that was really too bad, as I really liked the note line of devices. Figured it was Samsung's attempt at contributing to some sort of a bang poppy celebration, but no one seems to appreciate thei

It kind of reminds me of the thing going around about the headphone jack on the newer IPhone 7s. Apparently one can take a drill to the bottom of their pretty new device and if you've got the placemen

Yeah, that's kind of how it appeared to me too. Main thing I think is important to keep in mind, as has already been said here, don't give out personal information or participate in things that may so

As I understand it, the individuals who had their remote sessions tinkered with had basically invited someone to screw with them. Once it became clear who the group was who had their sessions played w

I don't really have any opinions on weather or not Tyler S had malicious intent in the development of the remote AddOn, but I do think it'd be just a little weird for him to do such a thing, most espe

Unfortunately I do not have the link off the top of my head. Doing a google for Kodi accessibility should lead you towards the correct pages though. I'll also see what I can dig up and post it here, i

Kodi isn't bad and offers quite a bit in the list of stuff you can do with it, but getting it set up for accessibility can be a little frustrating. Also, it's worth keeping in mind, for those who wish

I tend to agree. I've also ran into situations where the beeps didn't seem to work as they should, either having a strange popping noise along with the sound or for the shorter progress bars, having a

Ok, I'll grab the link and send it over. As to the questions, yeah, you can image it, how ever you like. As I'm sure, you are already aware, you'd probably want to first back up the extra stuff, movie

Mostly depends on if you want to do the imaging from within Linux or Windows. In Windows, I'd use the talking PE and not the one from Brian ssmart, there's one that's updated more often If you want to

I seem to remember that the web version could have used some work, but the IOS version works well, if you have that option. :) Take care.

Very neat and yeah, I think this will help a lot. As you say and most especially with google, once you find the balance between where you should use browse mode and where focus mode work the best, I t

Are the shortcut keys listed in the link supposed to work the same for the inbox.google.com version of the interface? Only asking as it seems to navigate quite a bit differently than the help document

It may be that I'm just misunderstanding what you want, but is this not already available with the flat review commands? Not sure exactly how this is handled if you're using the mouse to get NVDA's pl

Yep, the link worked fine for me also. Once I'd copied it, I just had to remove the space at the end I think and it took me straight to the download. Worked like a charm.