Thank you for kind words! It is feedback like this that motivates me to write and publish add-ons!

Got it, will look into that issue with IndentNav.

I think in theory it might be possible to write an add-on that sends Control+ALt+N keystroke directly to the browser window bypassing Windows. NVDA+F2 is not using this way though as others explained.

Fixed in IndentNav v1.11. --Tony

Try BrowserNav add-on. One of the features is BrowserMarks - you can specify any text, in particular, the text of the button you're interested in. Then you can jump to that button by pressing J or Shi

Or alternatively, try my TextNav add-on for NVDA - it serves the same purpose - to simplify browsing web pages.

I think NVDA+Tab reports focused element. Most headings are not focusable. Therefore it would report last focusable element on the web page that you visited with your cursor.

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I would love to have this feature too. I checked NVDA sources a while ago, and I didn't see this feature implemented. I might implement this as a hack in one of my add-ons some day.

Not quite what you're looking for, but in my BrowserNav add-on, I have a keystroke "Jump to next format change" assigned to tilde key by default (`). You can use it to find the next word written in a

It would work in any browse mode, not only in browser. In particular, it should work in MS Word. Not sure about Excel though, I am not familiar with how NVDA interacts with it. You also mentioned emai

Hi! 1. You're right; this is language code followed by regular expression for all letters of that language. 2. Assuming "el" is the right code for Greek, your line looks correct to me. 3.You can also

Hi all, There have been a number of threads recently regarding problems with Quick Folder Key Navigation extension for Thunderbird. I just ran into the problem on a brand new laptop, when this extensi

I have been keeping a journal for years in plain text format. Having said this I don't necessarily want to convince you of anything, but I would like to understand why plain notepad wouldn't work for

I see. Notepad indeed doesn't support images. Microsoft Word and alike would support that, but not sure how convenient that would be - back in the days when I could see Word was notoriously stubborn i

Here are a few options to try: 1. Try NVDA+Enter. Sometimes it works better on links that don't work with just Enter. 2. NVDA+NumPadSlash, then NumPadSlash. This routes mouse cursor and simulates a cl

In my add-on Tony's enhancements I added some keystrokes to work in tables. In particular NVDA+Control+Shift+DownArrow to read current column from the top - which you can use to speak column heading.

Two options: 1. If you install Phonetic punctuation add-on, by default it is configured to replace the word "blank" with a sound effect. 2. BrowserNav add-on is configured to skip blank lines in brows

I developed BrowserNav add-on for this. NVDA+Alt+DownArrow does this. It searches for elements that have exactly the same x coordinate. HTH

Regarding reading webpages I can recommend my TextNav add-on. You can press Alt+Shift+DownArrow to find the text where you can start reading - it works well on most webpages. HTH