NVDA+Control+R three times.

I see what is going on here. The user would like to hear the word 'link' when he/she encounters a link on a page. They, however, have decided to turn off reporting links in document formatting dialog.

This is because you are using a synthesizer that recognises emoji. At present, NVDA, and other screen readers, do not give you control of reporting these. It is rather synth specific.

No. Cheers

It's not a bug, because a screen reader is what it is, a screen reader. If a screen saver is active, then a sighted user would not be able to tell what's on screen either. Notice that say all stops wh

There are two exclamation marks. One that NVDA determines ends a sentence and a general use one, that possibly is used when you press it on the keyboard. Change both for best results.

No. Go to Pronunciation dialog in the Preferences menu. Consult the user guide for more information.

Just google the NVDA snapshots page and it should be the first result.

Hi. Your first suggestion has been implemented for over 3 years now. You can do this with the Configuration profiles dialog. Cheers.

Do it in private

It's illegal. Please stop discussing it

Microsoft Word add-on was one. Also features of a program called vTurbo were also added. Windows 10 App Essentials add-on gets some features added to NVDA every release. I think the Profile Dictionary

Check the emoticons menu in NVDA preferences dialog.

Where have you looked?

Why do you refuse to use the add-on? I am just asking for observational purposes.

There are descriptions of each add-on on the web site.

Did you install any add-ons? NVDA does not do this by default, unless you are in browse mode, where it announces copied text.

Before you do this command, are you sure you are not in screen review?

Try Windows key+V, followed by Enter.

What happens when you press the arrow keys?