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possible bug with Numpad Nav Mode add-on
Bob Cavanaugh
Hi all,
I think I've found a bug, but not sure if it's with NVDA itself or with the Numpad Nav Mode add-on. The easiest way to find this is by doing the following: 1. On a webpage, use the letter C to navigate by combo box. 2. With Numpad Nav Mode running, press alt+numpad 2. Instead of opening the combo box as expected, NVDA says "symbol263B." If you use the normal arrow keys, the operation works as expected. Bob
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Andre Fisher
Hi.
Seems like a Windows bug.
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Bob Cavanaugh
What makes you say that? With every other screen reader I've used, it
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doesn't matter which arrow key I use. Why should NVDA be any different with the appropriate add-on?
On 1/4/21, Andre Fisher <andrefisher729@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi.
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Gene
The numpad is reserved by NVDA for other uses. the add-on evidently doesn't allow for the use you want. I don't know the technicalities of how the add-on works, but it isn't just a case of changing something. When it was initially introduced, it didn't allow for the use of numpad insert insert numpad down arrow to start read to end. Then, after it was requested that this ability be added, it was. In this case, evidently this would have to be added. But is there enough interest and benefit in doing so? Since you can use the down arrow key on the main keyboard, why does this matter to any extent?
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Gene
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From: Bob Cavanaugh Sent: Monday, January 04, 2021 4:14 PM To: nvda@nvda.groups.io Subject: Re: [nvda] possible bug with Numpad Nav Mode add-on What makes you say that? With every other screen reader I've used, it doesn't matter which arrow key I use. Why should NVDA be any different with the appropriate add-on? On 1/4/21, Andre Fisher <andrefisher729@gmail.com> wrote: Hi.
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