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Yes, I have experienced it too, from time to time, especially when I'm in the message typing field. It's come to us recently. As I have said, it does not happen any time when I'm in the same field. It

Do you have it maximized? It's happened to me when I use it minimized. As you say, the unit reads a link, but as far as clicking is concerned, something different comes into view. Have you tried the f

Yes, I have experienced it, too. I do not know whether Jaws users have been experiencing it, too. It would be good to compare both the screen readers with regard to Mozilla Firefox, so that an issue c

Hi friend, I use Mozilla Firefox in order to hear progress changes while downloading. My NVDA is set to Beep for progress bar updates. When I want to hear the progress updates while downloading, I mus

I have asked the same question before, but I've got an answer saying that it is impossible to use Viber by means of NVDA. Some of my blind friends have told me so. Friends, am I right?

It does by means of the VLC media player add-on which can be found at: http://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/vlc.en.html

It was this evening that I discovered an online metronome used via any browser. Here it is: www.webmetronome.com It is highly accessible to NVDA. I'm going to use it in the future during my accordion

Hi, The previous and the current version of Google Chrome have changed some accessibility features in nvda. When I do the facebook search, and when I use the up and down arrow keys, I am no longer abl

Both the previous and the current version of Chrome have decreased some accessibility features as far as Facebook and Google Translate are concerned. When I type in the search field what I wish to fin

Thank you for doing so. But, let's consider that these issues did not exist before. Do you agree with the fact that some major changes in Chrome can be done, so that the relation between NVDA and Chro

I also use Chrome. The only thing is that I have been experiencing the mentioned problems only in these two instances. Note that I mentioned that the Opera browser behaved in the same way. I also test

I do it, friend, but how to handle both the source and target list of the languages in Google Translate by using Chrome when they are not pronounced? I do not care for Facebook when I translate, but I

Set Facebook aside. Test the language lists in Google Translate by Chrome, and compare their pronounciation with the one tested by Mozilla Firefox. I hope that you will face the difference as to the p

Here is an NVDA-accessible web metronome. The link to it follows: www.webmetronome.com See if you like it!

Now that you've said what the problem is, try using Firefox for the time being, for I do it when Chrome is not as reliable as before.

What do you say as to the Opera browser? Is it possible for you to use that one instead? Is its behaviour similar to that of Chrome?

It is possible for me to hear the links in Chrome, but it is impossible to read the lists of the source and target languages in Google Translate via Chrome, though. That's what I have faced when Googl

Allow me to say that I use Windows 7, Ultimate, 64Bit SP1, and the latest version of all the browsers and NVDA.

As for me, I would use one of the three Iven voices. I understand them clearly.