That's precisely what I've been doing. Given the degree of changes, and their sheer number, for the 2019.3 release I had expected a transitional period where either NVDA got ahead of the add-ons or th

Link to Joseph Lee's message regarding patch to Windows App Essentials add-on to support UI Automation: https://nvda.groups.io/g/nvda/message/68920

I would not be in any hurry to do this. Joseph Lee has already posted that a fix has been made in NVDA for UI Automation. It's something that really should be on, and will be on for other things going

Neither of which is accurate in the world of software development. Alpha is simply in the earliest stages of development, and may be unstable, but seldom if ever is any of the other things. Beta is co

Just remember that the keyboard commands for the New Chromium-based Edge will be almost precisely the same as they are for the Google Chrome browser, as both are based on the same code. There were a n

Not that I'd tell anyone they must for the New Edge, as the Insider previews have been rock solid for me and others I know using them, but I'm going to wait it out just to see how long it takes for Wi

When it comes to any update of any sort from Microsoft, there's nothing more definitive than the source material from them. There is an official support document entitled, Blocker Toolkit to disable a

Martin, Having the program name, and a download link if it's freeware, would be most helpful for any assistant. One generally has to play with the actual software to determine anything meaningful when

The various insider channel (Beta, Dev, & Canary) versions of Edge update themselves. Canary is nightly, Dev is weekly, and Beta approximately every six weeks. I do not know if the updates follow a ph

Rob, I get what you're saying, but just imagine what it would be like to have the dialog, the background noise that's part of the scene, and synthesized subtitles all being churned out at the same tim

The Status of NVDA Remote and NVDA 2019.3: The latest information on NVDA Remote was discussed, at length, in the earlier topic NVDA remote, which can be reviewed in the NVDA Group Archive by activati

The latest information on NVDA Remote was discussed, at length, in the topic NVDA remote on this very forum. The single message with the greatest detail regarding the current status of NVDA Remote was

This would be ideal, but not what I'd thought of when the phrase "read subtitles" was used. It makes perfect sense, but never would have occurred to me since I can see. I would also be curious as to w

Personally, I'd actually go for a dubbed version, if we're talking foreign film. Although I'd rather avoid dubbed versions, the idea of simultaneous reading of subtitles over top of the actual dialog

I have little doubt. I have wished that there was a true, central repository for NVDA add-ons since I started working with NVDA, but I doubt it's ever going to happen. I've been around when myriad dif

I knew I'd seen something that made these commands, and some others, be announced, and a quick web search on "NVDA announce cut copy paste commands" led me directly to: Clipspeak - addons.nvda-project

Probably because it's generally not considered necessary (though I'll be shocked if someone doesn't come back saying there's a setting you can use to do just that). Visually, you get no indicator that

And NVAccess is far from alone in having release numbers, based on initial projected release dates, that are not congruent with actual release dates. Think of any one of the Microsoft Windows 10 relea

The current version of NVDA Remote, downloadable from: https://addons.nvda-project.org/addons/nvdaremote.en.html,with the main page for the project at NVDA Remote homepage, is compatible with recent N

Well, here again, I am going to lock a topic. I actually proposed the idea of forking remote and integrating it into NVDA myself, on the recently locked topic NVDA remote. It appears from what Joseph