If you would like to debug this yourself, you can probably start with class Terminal - defined in NVDAObjects/behaviors.py. But also, just curious, why can't you use normal command prompt if things ar

AH, I meant to use positive lookahead and lookbehind, not the negative ones. My brain was not working very clearly last night apparently. In case you still need the fancy one, here is the correct one:

Just use a simple regular expression: ,\d+, Or use negative lookahead and lookbehind to preserve the commas, something like: (?<!,)\d+(?!,) You can either do it via speech dictionary to remove them co

Try my TextNav add-on: https://github.com/mltony/nvda-text-nav/ It allows you to skip over ads, menus, images and stuff of that nature. --Tony

Regarding access8math, it doesn't need MathPlayer. Actually I couldn't figure out how to use MathPlayer either, but Access8Math works perfectly. But I only tested it on wikipedia formulas, not sure ho

So regarding running the list, do you expect us to ask every time regarding the grey area topics? because the rules for this list state explicitly: > 6. Any topic that is not about using NVDA to accom

On the other hand, if you are looking into switching to bluetooth headphones, I would strongly recommend to look into APTX LL bluetooth codec - it works with only 30ms latency - not noticeable by huma

I can't help you with Outlook, but I just wanted to mention that this is one of the annoyances that prompted me to look for an alternative email client - and that's how I found Thunderbird. In terms o

Here is a quick hack. Open NVDA python console and type: import time originalSpeechSpeak = speech.speak def preSpeak(speechSequence, symbolLevel=None, *args, **kwargs): time.sleep(0.5) return original

The add-on will play silence for 60s or whatever you specify after the last utterance of your synthesizer to keep your audio device open.

The video doesn't seem to be available. When I clicked on the link, it says: This video has been removed by the uploader

Paragraph is a technical term within NVDA. Most likely your link is a paragraph. So just put the full text of your link in BrowserNav settings in browser marks field. Then you'd be able to jump there

With my BrowserNav add-on, you can set your link to be a "browser mark" - and then you can press letter J to jump to that mark. This would be essentially finding your link by its title, except you won

Yes, all the browser marks will be applied to all domains. I know that configuration is not very intuitive at this point, but convenient configuration windows require a lot of UI work, which I don't h

In the absence of other replies, let me tell you about my add-on BrowserNav. One of the features is what I called browser marks. You can configure a regular expression to match any words that you want

Hey, My two cents. I use Notepad++ with NVDA Add-on IndentNav to organize plain text into sections. You just need to keep your sections indented, and then you can have as many sections and subsections

Hi Kara, Could you write down exact steps to reproduce this? What is clipboard history? I am experiencing sticky Control key often, but I don't have a reliable way to reproduce this. If I have one, I

You might want to try "Automatically set system focus to focusable elements off" mode - NVDA+NumRow 8 -it might help prevent autoexpanding menus. --Tony

Yes, this strongly suggests that you have some weird configuration of your audio devices. Youtube sound must be going to another audio device. VLC must be hijacking your audio by switching your blueto

I wrote an add-on for this. Tony's enhancements. You can adjust NVDA volume by pressing NVDA+Control+PageUp/PageDown - and by doing this you can match youtube volume . --Tony