Just to clarify: when you go to the NVDA menu, tools, Manage Add-ons, and select "get add-ons", which takes you to the page referenced in this thread a few times already, you aren't seeing Windows 10

I think I will retract this one. While I like the word "edit" for what the option is doing, it is possible for edit to be taken not in the context of altering the keys and gestures in question, but as

How about "Edit Keys and Gestures" then?

I have always thought calling it "input Gestures" was a bit absurd, seeming to prioritize the idea of touch gestures over keys in the language, when exactly the opposite is the case in practical use.

Likely it would have come from nvaccess.org. Or might have NV Access (with a space) in it. Perhaps try searching for those. Luke

Have you looked through your spam/junk folder? That may be your local spam/junk folder, or the IMAP version provided by your mail provider (outlook.com, in your case, which may be Exchange based, not

Phil Jenkins wrote: I wouldn't do either. I used OpenOffice for years, but this year I finally got sick of its issues, and bought a recycled office 2019 license and download from Amazon for $26. I und

It is not clear that the Dropbox add-on would help you with this, although since there is one, you might want to try it just in case. I thought that most of the button accessibility problems for Dropb

What version of NVDA are you using, and are you using the Dropbox add-on?

I know nothing about K1000, but just as a wild suggestion, have you tried switching between focus and browse modes? NVDA+space

Perry and others, I didn't know this when I posted before, but there is discussion of this issue on GitHub, which I have just found. It would probably be helpful if you could post your experiences the

To possibly add clarity, or to make it more muddy depending on your prospective: The -r option to nvda actually means "replace", not "restart". It replaces any running NVDA version with the one you ju

I would not call that a loss of focus, but a never gaining of focus. And as you say, it's an old problem which has existed for many years, across many windows versions, NVDA versions, etc. Although I

I should have added an actual solution to this, instead of just implying one. To solve the problem, you have three options. 1. Change the order in which you press the modifiers. That has a slim chance

If you have capslock set as an NVDA modifier key, that is effectively pressing ctrl+NVDA+NVDA+right arrow. On my system I can't actually do that: I get "control+nvda+nvda" in key describer. Interestin

Marcio, that is only true in laptop layout. In desktop layout, the shift key is not involved. The OP didn't specify what mode he/she was in, but it is possible that the user expects to be in desktop,

Perry, can you provide some examples of circumstances where you are having to alt-tab out and in of something to re-acquire focus? As an aside, glad to see another Proton Mail user! Luke

Ibrahim It is more helpful to say exactly what version of NVDA you are using, not just that it's the latest version. We have no way to be sure that you are aware of what the latest version is, so it i

All output happens after the application has started. In shells (DOS, Linux, whatever), generally output capture through redirection happens before the application is started, as the redirection contr

To Chantelle and Mobeen: What version of NVDA (NVDA menu -> help -> about), and what synth? Also, how are you reading this? Line by line or continuous reading? Luke