I had exactly the same problem. Try the latest beta - 2018.4beta1 - it solved it for me. Tony

Hello NVDA users Today I am introducing TextNav add-on for NVDA - a better way to browse Internet for the blind! Have you ever felt that browsing new pages is frustrating when you couldn't find the co

Hi Gene, Thank you for your feedback, I think these are very reasonable questions you are raising. 1. I didn't claim that TextNav should replace the traditional way of browsing internet. It should rat

Gene, It seems to me all your comments imply that I want to replace browse mode keystrokes with TextNav. I emphasize, that TextNav does not replace them, but it should be used in addition to them. I a

Gene, I don't see your comments hostile at all. You provide very reasonable feedback for me, and I really appreciate that, though I don't quite agree with some of your points. 1. TextNav is indeed sup

There is also: http://collabedit.com/ Plain text only, I think it is primarily designed for online coding, but can be used for any kind of text editing.

Gene, I think we have two main points of disagreement: the first being the description of TextNav, and the second being whether TextNav will be harmful in the long run since people will stop learning

Joseph, Are you saying that we are supposed to state lastTestedNVDAVersion=2019.2 even though 2019.1 has not been released yet? That sounds really weird to me. In this case the name of this flag is ve

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I noticed this in Chrome too - 2018.4 is slightly slower than 2018.3.2. All the betas of 2018.4 were slower as well. However, with 2018.3.2 I had a problem of weird behavior with missing keystrokes in

David, I believe speech refactoring project is not going to improve latency. It will rather add some new features to speech API of NVDA. --Tony

Hi Felix, I experience all the same problems as you described: rubber band browse mode cursor jumping back on large webpages, and also edit boxes automatically entering forms mode even though I didn't

I must also add that edit boxes sporadically entering forms mode is a very big problem for me. At work I have to use a website that contains an edit box that somehow always enters forms mode and once

I just wrote a tiny add-on that prevents NVDA from sending focus events to the browser. Binary: https://github.com/mltony/nvda-super-browser/releases/download/v0.1dev/superbrowser-0.1dev.nvda-addon So

Hi Felix, Yeah, that's why I like Python, you can do that sort of hacking on the fly. Why do you think focus events are still being sent? What are the symptoms? And what is your browser? And also did

Hi Felix, I'm on your side - I think sluggishness in NVDA is a problem, in fact a big one, and I wish NVDA developers could do something about that. Facebook is not the only web site that has these is

Annette, Why do you think it's Amazon or Firefox to blame for sluggishness and not NVDA? Why do you think it's the website that decides to play nice occasionally, and not NVDA? --Tony

I have created a pull request that speeds up browse mode. Now I hope NVDA devs will be kind enough to accept it: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/pull/9114 Basically it creates a new mode in NVDA that

This is not an andd-on, this is rather a pull request - a patch for NVDA. It does very similar things but in a much cleaner way. SuperBrowser add-on was experimental, since it broke many things. Pull

HI Felix, I don't have much time - holidays are over. Making a build is a great idea. You can make it straight from my fork: https://github.com/mltony/nvda branch fast_browse_mode. By the way is there