Hi, NVDA is open-source. For further details, let’s talk offlist and please subscribe to NVDA users list located at nvda.groups.io/g/nvda. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Corrections: * Processor: 1.0 GHz or faster (64-bit processor recommended with more recent features such as virtualization) * Storage: 32 GB or greater Cheers, Joseph

Hi, The issue folks are talking about can be summarized in one way: UI Automation. The following is a bit geeky, so please bear with me: By default, Edge 79 (beta and stable) enables native UI Automat

Hi, In theory, it should. Cheers, Joseph

From: win10@win10.groups.io <win10@win10.groups.io> On Behalf Of Joseph Lee via Groups.Io Sent: Sunday, January 12, 2020 10:25 PM To: win10@win10.groups.io Subject: [win10] Edge 79: if your screen rea

Hi, Does this affect links list and other commands? How about using Tab to navigate around the screen? If it is what I think is happening, it is because Microsoft (in their infinite wisdom) decided to

Hi, Welcome to Version 1909 - yes, this is due to Version 1909 changes. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, An important question: which Edge is this? If EdgeHTML, I advise moving away from that; if it is Chromium-based, then it depends on how Chromium steps up the game. Cheers, Joseph

Hi all, I’ll talk to Marty privately (both because of the scope of this list and because I am an NVDA developer and know what exactly he is asking). Cheers, Joseph

Hi, They are essentially the same thing – differences in terminology. In case one creates multiple user accounts in Windows 10, users will see a list of users to choose from and asked for credentials

Hi, This is more so now for two reasons: Windows 7 and 8.1: numerous security flaws, along with Microsoft requiring everyone to install signed updates from now on to harden security. Windows 10: secur

Hi, And it could get a bit easy… or rather, a bit hard to explain the ins and outs of recent changes, because we (Windows Insiders) are dealing with not one, not two, but three preview build series at

Hi all, The following was prompted by threads on numerous mailing lists regarding Windows 10 toasts/notifications (they are really the same thing). I hope it can serve as a handy reference in answer a

Hi, You might be right. But note that interacting with notifications can be learned across screen reader boundaries. Based on comments I've got, an FAQ about notifications/toasts will be sent to scree

Hi, It'll show up on your inboxes within an hour from now. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, The list in question (Win10) is a bit more general than this one, and interacting with notifications transcends screen readers. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Because it is very general enough that it doesn't matter which screen reader is in use. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, As a follow-up, if it hasn't been done already, I'll post a note or two regarding interacting with notifications on the fly (not here, but on a more dedicated list). Cheers, Joseph

Hi, Press Windows+Shift+V to move focus to the given notification and interact with it. Cheers, Joseph

Hi, I’m going to forward this question to a more appropriate list that deals with programming. Cheers, Joseph