Hi, For now Add-on Updater update must be applied manually if and only if you are using alphas or plan to test betas (there was an issue posted on GitHub where an alpha snapshot user found that instal

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Hi all, Update 1: Add-on Updater 22.03.1 is now available. This is a mandatory (manual for now) update for anyone wishing to test NVDA 2022.1 beta 1 (INSTALL Add-on Updater 22.03.1 BEFORE INSTALLING N

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Hi, To update other add-ons. In fact, you'll see a good use of Add-on Updater very soon (coming up next). Cheers, Joseph

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Hi, By the way, when you do release a ClipSpeak version compatible with upcoming NVDA 2022.1, please do two things: inform the add-ons list about the new maintainer, and post the repo somewhere (these

Hi, Without going into details (because it is quite technical here), there is a line of code near the top of the file where everything from a module is imported which is considered bad practice in Pyt

Hello all, I have revisited the ClipSpeak add-on source code and found that: Short answer regarding compatibility with upcoming NVDA 2022.1 changes: incompatible. Explanation: this is one of those ins

Hi everyone, I will provide a detailed summary in a more appropriate thread, but I've got bad news: ClipSpeak is NOT compatible with upcoming NVDA 2022.1 changes, so manifest edits will not work in th

Hi, You don't have to disable Add-on Updater - you can simply disable automatic add-on updates (NVDA menu/Preferences/Settings, Add-on Updater panel, first option) for the time being. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, My concern has to do with manifest edits, but also any changes needed to support newer NVDA releases at the code level. As I wrote a while back (and repeated since then), editing manifests isn't e

Hi, Regarding Notepad on Windows 11, NVDA repeating the last line entered is actually a known problem, and a brief discussion between developers indicates that this may have something to do with (once

Hi Eduardo, You can ignore the message from Add-on Updater. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, The problem was caused by the fact that when you open emoji panel in Windows 11, a search edit field gets focused. This causes NVDA to treat arrow keys as text navigation commands. Telling NVDA to

Hi, I think I know what's up: do you find that you can't use arrow keys to review emoji panel in Windows 11? If yes, this is resolved via Windows App Essentials add-on for NVDA versions earlier than 2

Hi all, As promised, here are the links to download 22.03 releases. Remember that Add-on Updater will offer older releases after installing these, so disable add-on updates until further notice: Add-o

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Hello NVDA users community, I understand the subject line may look strange, but it will become clear as you read this announcement: In a few hours I will release version 22.03 of my add-ons (manual ma

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Hi, In order for an add-on to appear on community add-ons website, it must go through a queue process involving pull requests to a specific GitHub repository, typically initiated by an add-on author o

Hi, Regarding expanding this suggestion to dev channel, while the user story is compelling, this cannot and will not be done for reasons as I stated earlier: dev channel is meant to receive early feed

Hi, Yes for stable channel updates. Again for dev releases, the primary use case is to test new releases for feedback purposes. The earliest I can implement it will be in May and will be made availabl

Hi all, I know exactly what's going on: this happens because you are indeed using a "newer" version of these add-ons which were not yet approved for distribution on the community add-ons website. This

Hello everyone, The following is an important (or rather, somewhat of a critical) announcement for people running Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 (or their server equivalents): A few weeks ago I (Joseph Lee) wro