Re: odd screen reader issue.
@ColdshadowAt this point I would say:A. Double check that you are in browse mode (if NVDA) or that the virtual cursor is active (if JAWS) and that the Window is maximized.B. make sure Chrome is totally up to date... (Version 85.0.4183.121) or later.C. Do a full
Re: odd screen reader issue.
I have a full NVDA installed, I've tried the sfc scan and com registration, nothing fixes it, I'm starting to really wonder if chrome is bugged, because everything else I do on the computer works fine, its just when I'm on the web.
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Re: odd screen reader issue.
@coldshadowIf you are running NVDA in portable mode, try installing it and running that copy if you have administrator rights.@JadeTechno gremlins, that's my only explanation.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/575827/#p575827
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Re: odd screen reader issue.
That's indeed very curious and something I can't say I saw before. If it was me, I would try and see if it happens without Jaws as well. If it does, then you can know it's not a screen reader issue. If it doesn't, well, fortunately it isn't too annoying to deal
Re: odd screen reader issue.
I have never experienced the listed screenreader issue, but I have a really, really strange one that I challenge any of you to explain.This glitch focuses on Jaws, and the letter g.My laptop is an HP Pro-book, if that matters. 16GB of RAM, a quad-core i5
Re: odd screen reader issue.
Probably some component somewhere in the Windows folder got unregistered, and since Windows is stupid like that I don't know of an easy way to fix this. NVDA has an option called COM registration fixing tool under it's tools menu, try running that and seeing
Re: odd screen reader issue.
I've tried it in firefox, jaws doesn't work at all, and NVDA, it somewhat works, but I lose information alot.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/575789/#p575789
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Re: odd screen reader issue.
Wow! That's strange. i have had some screen-reader issues myself over the years, but I don't think I've experienced one like yours. I primarily use NVDA and haven't encountered this issue, not yet anyway. Have you tried running your screen-readers in any other
odd screen reader issue.
I have this issue that I've been dealing with for awhile now, and I don't know how to fix, it seems my screen readers both jaws and NVDA are having mature trouble when it comes to working in web browsers. when I use jaws, I keep losing the page scroll, and get
