Louise If you press NVDA+n, t, a, enter, you will be in the add-on manager. You can then use your arrow keys until "Add-on Updater" is spoken. If you then hit tab twice, what do you hear? Luke

What version of NVDA are you running? (NVDA+n, h, a) I see a help button while highlighting Add-on Updater, and it works. I'm running the latest alpha. Luke

A question: After you have closed the program, can you press alt+tab, and hear how many programs windows thinks you have open? For example, close Thunderbird, and it doesn't return you to the desktop.

In my experience, as a Windows function not NVDA, when you close a program, you are taken to another open program, probably the one you last alt+tabbed to. What is this babbing of which you speak? Luk

Have you tried running the Com Reg Fix Tool in the NVDA tools menu? NVDA+n, t, r, enter, enter, deal with the UAC window, then enter again. Also, have you made any changes to the NVDA gesture map rece

It could be that you have indentation beeps turned on. While your browser is running, press NVDA+ctrl+D (desktop layout). Then press alt+I. If that combo box is set to anything other than "off", move

Which I did, last night, after posting the message to which you responded. If someone wants to comment with more examples, or more technical information, please do. https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/is

Don That is the same as the issue I reported here: https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues/11546 To date, nobody else has commented that they are experiencing the same thing. If you could, please go t

In my case, in Brave, I think it started by reading "free unlimited access to radio, playlists and podcasts." At least, the first time I went there. Subsequent tab closings and re-openings, put me whe

Would you care to provide an example page where this happens, and steps to find the exact play button you're using?

The other suggestions are better than this, but here's something that hasn't been mentioned: Do you perhaps have a configuration profile set in Word? If you do, it may have a punctuation setting that

I mean no offense Zahra, and I am sorry for your experience, but if this was under Windows XP: please know that nothing I say should ever be taken to apply to Windows XP unless specifically stated tha

Do you happen to have an older day's listing message that you can test to see if you can still read? The idea being to determine if it suddenly happens like this on all of their messages, even ones th

Okay, I was probably too cavalier in saying that. They can be confusing, especially in the more advanced concepts. I have been using them for nearly 25 years, and I still have to refresh myself on cer

On Sat, 7 Nov 2020, Brian Vogel wrote: [Regarding my question about the use of \s?] > My thinking it that there can be no whitespace after the colon, or an instance of a single whitespace character, b

Standard NVDA will work fine for this. Get it at https://www.nvaccess.org/download

The major problem with this approach is its lack of flexibility. You literally have to individually code every possible RN you might encounter so that it pronounces correctly. Otherwise, the first tim

An alternative to Brian's method, might be something longish like the following. Although again I don't fully understand the issue, not having gotten Janet's messages, so it might fail the use case af

Brian I'm not receiving Janet's messages for some reason, so I'm not sure of every detail of her requirement for this, but I am left with a question. What is the \s? at each end doing? I mean obviousl

Had you tried restarting NVDA before restarting your system? This sounds very like the weird problem wherein NVDA suddenly starts passing all keystrokes through to the application, and ignoring its ow