Gene, It is my general understanding that the letter underlines, be they in a menu, set of buttons, or similar are what the program exposes to the screen reader. If the program itself isn't set up to

And, to be perfectly honest, unless you do not trust the source of the message seeing naked URLs is of virtually zero benefit. And if you do not trust the source of a message, even playing around in i

- Having just checked, the answer to that is, "Yes and no." It certainly has what I'd call a status line to let you know that send-receive is going on, whether filters are applied, whether you're conn

Chris, Thanks very much. The documentation still needs to be updated to reflect this since Add-Ons very often don't use the native shortcuts. The relatively new feature of having add-ons documentation

Rui, Now the question is, "How does one use the add-on?" I've got it installed, and I've gone to the NVDA Help Menu, Running Add-Ons Documentation, Add Status Bar Reading and the only thing that's dis

Rui, FYI, that version of the Add-On is allowing it to be installed. The original would not install for me, either.

- Unless you are actually visiting many links on this page, even doing a brute force traversal only of the links you've visited is faster than tabbing. If you've only visited a few links on the page,

Jonathan, What e-mail client are you using. Generally, when one has focus on click-through text links the status bar at the bottom of the window frame will show the actual naked URL text. The problem

- Interesting. While I did play with Window-Eyes, it was very, very briefly. And once it was acquired by Freedom Scientific and deprecated I never touched it again.

- Which is every bit as much a revelation to me as it was to you. I could swear I've done what he instructed in the past, and it didn't do that. This result is far more useful, that's for certain!

Lukasz, I don't know of a single screen reader that won't report an item as selected or unselected if you are actually arrowing through a list. But that's not what appears to be being asked for here.

Sarah, I am not clear about what you're saying. I know that VoiceOver announces the name of each selected item as it's added to the collection of things selected, but so do most screen readers. But I

As a side question, and this applies beyond the beta, but just came up when I was installing it. When you already have an existing installed version of NVDA running, the installer tells you that it wi

- To my knowledge, no screen reader can do this. You're talking about a situation where multi-select is in use, and a screen reader can only have focus in one place at one time. It's not like a collec

I presume this is a fixed link that is the same every time you land on the page. And if that presumption is correct, why not just use your screen reader find or the web browser find to go straight to

This is not a question related to NVDA in any meaningful way. If the conversation is to be extended, it should be done on the Chat Subgroup. I will, however, suggest you take a look at the topic from

Pranav, Thank you very much for reporting your findings and what worked to correct your particular issue. That is invaluable information for later readers.

The first thing I'd suggest is upgrading to the latest NVDA beta that was just released as a diagnostic step. It appears to be working flawlessly for those who have done so and if your issue is the re

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- And I don't see an additional comment from you on that issue. That's how priorities get set, at least partially. The developers don't base what they're working on from what happens to get mentioned