Personally, for me, I prefer capslock. This is mainly because I've trained myself to stop relying on the numpad in my daily use - with most laptops not offering it. Now I find it slightly convenient f

As a random interjection I find it quite disturbing how easily add ons are losing compatibility from one minor version to the next. This is a trend I as a user am not a fan of. It means more work for

Hi, I’m actually suffering from this myself. What generally ends up happening is, for instance, attempting to navigate a table of items using NVDA’s focus mode (in the Gmail interface, for instance) w

Hello, Thank you for posting this. Having actual practical demonstrations of this is very useful to some and really does help folks figure out what mode differentiates from another.

Using object nav should be a standard practice. Claiming an application is inaccessible due to the need to perform screen reader commands that are not tab, shift tab, and the arrow keys is doing the s

This is, quite frankly, 100% false, especially when it comes to Windows 10 and beyond. Object nav gives you far more information than screen review in most instances. I have no idea how you came up wi

Hi, Not in the slightest. Go with whatever you fancy and you'll be happy, at this point. I own a 1st generation Ryzen (1800x) and various Intel processors. I see no difference at all both in response

I beg to differ on all counts. When an email client takes well over 700 MB of ram, stops responding while browsing messages, takes 20 or more seconds to browse folders, I have a hard time using it or

Thunderbird is amazingly sluggish for me and takes up well over 700 MB of ram. How is this okay (not aimed at anyone here). Maybe it was my configuration. I’ve been using Microsoft outlook which, surp

Hi, My go to will always be key pass. Free, open source, ability to put your database *wherever* you want, easy to run on any operating system of your choice and lots of configuration options. I will

I stopped using Thunderbird because of excessive memory usage (there is no reason for an email client to use 800 plus MB of ram) and absolutely horrific responsiveness, at least with NVDA. Outlook, fo

Hi, I’ve heard good things about sonology. The thing that’s turning me off any of these NAS devices is the fact that software can change at a moments notice with a firmware update, as happened with ne

Hello, A quick note that if you use the advanced button, you can then check or uncheck smart sync. It is a little interesting that that is so hidden to begin with.

I personally use both commands when it suits me. Is there any reason in particular this is being done or is it simply to make things less confusing? Can this perhaps be toggleable? I find it super nic

Just an addition to this. In a lot of mail programs, threaded view can be found under the view menu. When enabled, your messages, essentially, turn into a tree view of sorts with the ability to expand

Hi, The really frustrating part of this is when mail clients don't honor the thread system to begin with, which then adds even more confusion when you have 2 or more threads with the same subject and

Not here. It's happening every few minutes and is beyond ridiculous. I'm glad I'm not paying for the extra storage. There is a huge thread on twitter about this. It literally disrupts your work becaus

Hi, I want to say that the startup failure section actually has sound. At least to the point where it asks you if you want to automatically repair, use last known restore point, etc. Of course your mi

Hi, Something to point out here is that many government agencies paid Microsoft for extended support for Windows xp, which means they still received monthly security updates whereas regular users do n

Hi, Just some random thoughts here in no particular order. NVDA isn't coming to iPhone, so let's put that to bed right now. It's apple. The interesting thing here is that despite the claim to 'get ove