Please could someone suggest how to reach and dismiss the banner that comes up on websites, advising me that the site uses cookies. There is an x at the end of the banner, but I have tried everything

Excuse me for posting this question again. Perhaps because of heavy focus on other topics, it got no replies the first time, but there must be folks out there who can supply answers. Please could some

The browser is Chrome. But I guess it is the same for all browsers, as the websites put up their legally-required banner in each browser. I don't see a way to do whatever the action should be. There i

I have figured this out - see below - but thought I should clarify things for those kind enough to stimulate my brain with suggestions. The reason for the banners appearing is an EU ruling that every

Thanks for that, Gene. The dismiss button or link seems to have random wording, so Find may not suffice, but browse mode b and k seem to do the trick. Cheers.

Windows Live Mail 2012 is not removed by the upgrade process.

I scanned a letter into a JPG file and used the OCR add-on, which gave hopeless results. I then added a section of the image to a Word doc and ran OCR from within Libre Office, with amazing results. M

Joseph, will the Win 10 apps add-on be moved to the add-ons page once NVDA 2016.3 is released? If not, can I install it simply by double-clcking the downloaded file? Brian Crabtree Begin forwarded mes

I have tried out the Windows 10 add-on 16.09.1A with NVDA 2016-3 and the latest version of Windows 10 and still find the following problems: - as I start the app, it speaks the initial focus, but then

The link to the Windows 10 accessibility upgrade process is below - you may have to paste it into your browser. The page which the link opens has an "Upgrade now" button near the bottom. https://www.m