It's not deleting junk mail that causes the problems, it's marking messages as spam that aren't that causes the problem. If you mark messages as spam that aren't truly spam, then that will (sometimes)

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When I tried it several months ago, it worked, though it didn't work well enough to make it a primary browser. I did have one heck of a time getting it uninstalled though. This brave browser is based

Of course, theree's nothing wrong with having both pop3 and imap accounts pointing to the same account, just leave the pop3 one account disabled until you wish to clear the messages out of the imap se

Imap leaves the messages on your server. The only way you can put the messages on your imap account is to resend the messages to yourself. Unless there's a way to import messages directly into the ema

Wishing something would go away because it doesn't fit your definition of what is useful is just plain silly. If that were the case, then I wish narrator would go away, I whish jaws wold go away, I wi

Yes, pressing enter sends the message. As far as mentioning folks in a comment, just type their name, no issues occur that way, and the person is flagged. I've never bothered with the facebook pulldow

Nothing, pop is no less or more secure than imap, in fact, many would say pop is more secure than imap, since your messages only everlive in one place at a time, and are under your ocmplete control. O

Hah, you've clearly not read all the comments in this thread then if you're making that claim. I was told very specificlaly that the screen reaer find command was the only way to find text ona web pag

You answered your own question in your email. There are several usage levels on the list, some folks are new, some are long time users, and everyone is probably at a different level on windows knowled

It's F3 to find again, not control-f, and shift-f3 to find backwards, (again, not control-f), but honestly, if you folks have trouble with control-f, then by all means, ignore it, but you can't go aro

I have my configuration set to delete trash when I exit the program. I tstill get asked to compact the trash periodically, especially if I've been deleting a lot of messages, as happens quite often, b

I just verified with multiple sighted folks, and each and every one of them uses control-f when they want to find text. Most of them don't even bother with the mouse, because control-f is the find com

Why would you go into forms mode? I don't change modes at all. I open a web page, hit control-F, type in what I'm looking for, press enter, then press escape, and poof, my cursor is sitting on the tex

I'm not sure what you'd exect to happen, when you do a find, it's supposed to take you to the location of the found text. That's exactly what the control-F does, and that's exactly what I'd expect it

Oh for god's sake man, read the message you're replying to before asking questions that are already answered in the text you're replying to. This is getting ridiculous. Obviously, forms mode isn't goi

Yes, I know, and my message below applies to all such items, as I said. I've been developing web sites myself since 1996, so I am well versed in web content components, and I dis state in the message

I think we're having a difference of terms here. The default mode for NVDA in a web browser is of course browse mode. If you enter on a form element, it then switches into forms mode. Switching out of

When using forms mode, it is expected that some sort of identifying text will be included with the item needing to be acted upon. Therefore, some checkboxes might have a title saying it's the yes or t

keyboard only users simply press enter on the specified link. Assuming it's an actual link, that will do the trick. If it's only something that looks like a link, but is actually something generated b

Sounds like you have browse and forms mode mixed up. While in browse mode, pressing enter on a link (assuming it's a normal link, and not one that is generated with fancy javascript, and truly isn't a