Having just enough vision to make an uncluttered desktop with a dark screen useful, I honestly prefer windows plus m as it's an easy way to clear up the display and take everything back down to the ta

Oops, my bad. I hadn't read all the way through the link before I'd written the message, my mistake. Thanks for the instructions. :) Tc.

Haha, a fun one! First, and apologies to those who may disagree, but it seems to me that currently, the Start menu on 10 with NVDA is slightly less than pleasant to use. :) I've changed mine up now, I

I've only been on 10 for a week or so, so I'll have to play with the command line more to get an idea how it's working with NVDA, but at least on 7, NVDA seemed to read a bit more than it seems to be

If it's the same thing that was mentioned a while ago here on list, it does work, but seems to have some of the same issues in navigating things like ncurses menus and areas such as files within nano.

I think the different Google pages are really strange with a screenreader, so NVDA repeating clickable as it does has never really been all that surprising for me. I can't see well enough though to pl

Yay, hehe, that's excellent to hear. I've been a user of NVDA for quite a while now and I can honestly say, it's never let me down. That's awesome. :)

Not completely sure, but I'd guess it to be more of an issue in google's side of things. It's not the first time I've seen this and similar problems with chrome and herd of others seeing the same. I'v

In my experience, Teraterm has been working the best for me and that's not always perfect. This is when using something like VI in OpenWRT, for example, which for the most part, lets me move about thr

As I understand it, the main IOS reddit app isn't all that great, so most people normally recommend using one called bacon reader instead. This is the one I use to access it, if I don't want to access

It's a place where you can subscribe to sub-reddits, sorta like the boards section found on the zone bbs, if you're familiar with it. Under a sub-reddit, people write posts, where they ask questions,