Hi, Quick follow-up: expect huge changes to compatible add-ons list within the next hour. Cheers, Joseph

Hi all, Initial contact info came from add-on manifests. I have updated the compatible add-ons document to update status on some add-ons, including adding Tyler's address for Speech History add-on. As

Hi, Yes, you are fine. Windows 10 App Essentials and Windows App Essentials are really the same add-on - renamed to provide experimental support for upcoming Windows 11. Details on how the add-on will

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Hi all, Windows App Essentials (formerly Windows 10 App Essentials) 21.06.1 is now available (not available through Add-on Updater yet): https://github.com/josephsl/wintenApps/releases/download/21.06.

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Hi, Windows 11 uses a completely different sound scheme, which is a bit softer than Windows 10. Let's discuss Windows 11 on a different forum so we won't clutter the list with preview build feedback.

Hello everyone, As per a directive from forum moderators, if you have any questions about Windows 11 (currently being tested by Windows Insiders), please write to me or to Win10 Forum for Screen Reade

Hi all, As Luke and others pointed out, there are lists dedicated to programming, and in case of NVDA specifically, there is NVDA Development list. I think both lists are good, but that won't solve th

Hello everyone, The following information concerns Windows 10 App Essentials: Today Microsoft announced Windows 11, the successor to Windows 10. A discussion about letting NVDA support Windows 11 was

Hi, Compatibility with older NvDA releases is really up to add-on authors to decide, but in most cases (except for a few), older NVDA releases will be supported. Backward compatibility, in this contex

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Hi all, The following notice is applicable if you are using Windows 10 App Essentials add-on development snapshots: By now folks should have heard about Windows Sun Valley (supposedly “Windows 11”, ac

Hi, Edward/Edward2 is present in alpha.23030. Cheers, Joseph

Hi everyone, Edward is now part of eSpeak NG that ships with NVDA 2021.1 beta 2. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Ah, this is the 64-bit NVDA Controller library that is supposed to be used by third parties to communicate with NVDA about speech and braille output. I guess a third-party program such as TeamTalk

Hi all, In fact, NV Access folks have committed many changes to Seika support pull request within the last few hours, so I expect it will be (finally) part of NVDA soon (once and for all). Cheers, Jos

Hello NVDA users, Many of you are wondering about whether or not your favorite NVDA add-ons will be ready for NVDA 2021.1. To answer this question, the add-ons community has prepared a status page lis

Hi all, For folks using Add-on Updater: Add-on Updater will now fetch just released add-ons compatible with NVDA 2021.1. Enjoy. P.S. Forgot to add to my last message: feel free to reach out (email, Tw

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Hi NVDA users, Update: just submitted last NVDA pull request for now. In order to spend more time on transitioning to graduate school, I'm retiring from NVDA code contributions, effective June 1, 2021

Hi, The only important thing you must do now is use latest Add-on Updater (21.05.1) so you can get add-on updates automatically once NVDA 2021.1 is released. Expect announcements like the one I sent l

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Hi all, I’m delighted to announce the immediate release of stable channel updates to the following add-ons (compatible with NVDA 2021.1; beta 1 is out so far, manual installation required until furthe

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Hi, You may need to hunt for this, as Windows CE Services 2.0 is not maintained, replaced by Microsoft ActiveSync, which in turn was replaced by Windows Mobile Device Center, which in turn was discont