This isn't an edge case; Alt+Ctrl+N is *NOT* an NVDA keyboard shortcut; it's a Windows one. I'm not sure if NVDA could somehow intercept it and stop it triggering the shortcut, but even if it could, t

Yes. What about it wouldn't be, and why?

Per section 5.7 of the user guide, these are the keyboard commands: You can read the OCR result as normal, then, when you are at the item you want, use these shortcuts.

You can use normal mouse control functions in NVDA to do this. See section 5.7. Navigating with the Mouse of the NVDA user guide.

Can confirm this is what happens on Windows 10 for me too.

Yes. Use Ctrl and the arrow keys to navigate the list without altering the selection. NVDA will announce "not selected" for all files that are not selected.

Ctrl+↓ moves the focus without affecting the highlight. Do you mean Shift+↓, or am I missing something?

You should not need to use Ctrl while doing this; Shift + ↓ will extend a continuous selection. Using Ctrl + Shift + ↓ seems to continue a non-continuous selection from the last selected item (IE the

Comments are only loaded when you scroll down the page past the video description. Usually, I just rapidly scroll down the page, wait a couple of seconds, then the comments section will be there. As f

The only place I know of this working is in word documents.

I think it's a chromium thing. Visually, there is no table there (as far as I can see). There is a table in the code, but what the purpose of it is, I don't know; the first column seems to be empty. I

Turns out this is because I have "Include layout tables" disabled in NVDA's browse mode settings. I believe this is the way NVDA is configured by default, so I would suggest adding a note to your tuto

Thanks, Quentin.

Hi Brian, Interesting, the results are not displayed in table form for me on groups.io. Any idea why?

Hi all, I did a search, but couldn't find anything on list about this, and could just be missing something. As is probably quite common, my university makes our lecture slides available as Microsoft P

Hi Dave, This is controlled by the "Report role when mouse enters object" setting in NVDA's mouse settings, which is off by default. I'm not sure about this one. I thought it might be because reportin

I just tried in Firefox, Chrome and Edge, and could not reproduce. On the results page, k, u and v acted as expected.

Regarding your second question, yes. You should be able to use standard mouse control keys while in the OCR result to do this. I would encourage you to take a look at sections 5.7 (Navigating with the

It should work fine "out of the box". I don't have Jaws to test with, but are you closing Acrobat before exiting Jaws and starting NVDA?

First, this topic does not belong on the main list; it should be on the chat or development sublists. Second, the NVDA controler client is a programmatic way of developers integrating their software w