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I own, I can't see myself ever switching to linux full time, There are a lot of devs that don't want help because they knowįor myself, having used vmware machines, while I was able toīlunder about, because of what I do generally and because of what Its not helped that some in the community are no goes for support The biggest issue right now is that anything above gnome2 is a no Unity does work as does gnome 2 classic and gnome shell. I almost got ciniman to work but not properly. Xfce, lxde and lxqt are usable but I have never got them to work. Right now, we are limited to a certain amount of desktops. I have twiddled round with linux a little but know little in Or you might want to run the com registration tool in nvda just to eliminate thatÂ issue Original Message- From: Chris via groups.io If you do you will not have access to anything, menus dialogs web pages, of course, absolutely nothing except, maybe the title bar. Itâ€™s hard waking up and realizing itâ€™s not always black and white.ĭohn't ever turn off the prevent accessibility from reaching the browser. I also tried downloading the alpha version of TOR to see if it solves the problem.īrian, are you referring to plain Firefox when doing alt+shift+n? TOR browser and regular Firefox do not appear to do anything when executing that keybinding.Īs an aside, and for the purposes of comparison and diagnosis, if you happen to be a Brave user you can invoke a private window that uses Tor (ALT+SHIFT+N).īrian - Windows 10 Pro, 64-Bit, Version 2004, Build 19041 Everything that is not the web area of the page works, meaning that I can access the browser's menus and address bar for example.

Hmm, Chris, it may be a local configuration problem for me if you are not having issues. Or you might want to run the com registration tool in nvda just to eliminate that issue Thereâ€™s also a option to prevent accessibility feature from reaching the browser under privacy and security Have you tried it with the default profile ? To: Re: TOR Browser Accessibility with NVDA

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