FYI, you'll always get the "Cannot identify any objects in the image" message if you have screen curtain enabled. Regards, James Scholes

per unique IP address. For that one, keep in mind that if you count only one download per IP, the downloads of updates will get ignored if you ask for too wide a * time range. Not to mention the fact

Please see https://github.com/jscholes/nvda-speech-history/issues/12 for a solution. Regards, James Scholes

Which version of the add-on are you running? Have you atempted to completely uninstall it and then reinstall the very latest version? Regards, James Scholes

As far as I know, the only way to access a true representation of the DOM and accessibility tree (if web extensions have direct access to that) is to run your code inside the browser. I believe you've

That explains how it parses the content, but not where it gets it from. If your add-on downloads a copy of the web page and only uses stylesheets or inline styles, that's not a true representation of

Before offering any sort of paid material, be that the add-on itself or supporting content, it would be good to know how the add-on is obtaining the mark-up and styling information. Is it taken direct

First, as others have suggested, you should be inserting any new paths at the beginning of sys.path, not appending them. Otherwise, whatever is built into NVDA will get priority. You can copy _markupb

that require html.parser or xml.parser. On the other hand, using the original Python provided versions breaks NVDA. Breaks NVDA in what way? If you include a full version of html and xml in your add-o

To be clear, checking for version info in this way is a bit of a hack, and you aren't doing any exception handling locally to catch the lack of matching groups from the regular expression. So there co

import os os.startfile('path to .exe of dictionary app') Regards, James Scholes

Hi Adil, The content of Joseph's earlier message is useful for background, if you truly wish to know how the various parts of NVDA, your operating system, etc. come together to provide you with an acc

Send a Windows WM_SETTEXT message to the field, assuming that it's a standard Win32 application. import winUser editBox = api.getFocusObject() WM_SETTEXT = 0x000C winUser.sendMessage(editBox.windowHan

As others have noted, lots of add-ons already do this e.g. Instant Translate. But overall, the best suggestion you can give this person is to join this list and then ask again. Regards, James Scholes

The boolean specifies whether the key is extended or not; this is covered by a comment inside vkCodes.py. By the way, you don't need to import keyboardHandler to access vkCodes, because you can just i

As somebody else suggested, sticky keys is an option. But you can also simply create an app module which binds Control plus P to an NVDA script, and then have that script just send the Control plus D

If you open NVDA's Settings dialog, select the Browse Mode category and then uncheck the box, "Automatic Say All on page load", does that solve your problem? If not, which email program and document r

Sounds like a pretty good idea. An alternative approach would be to write it as a browser add-on, which used the same regular expression-based pattern matching but applied the appropriate lang attribu

By using aria-owns and aria-controls together, you're attempting to follow the WAI-ARIA 1.1 and 1.2 Combo Box patterns simultaneously which is likely to create unexpected results. Pick one, preferably

My recommendation for GitHub Gists was in relation to posting code here, on this list for people to look at. You can code whatever service you like into your add-on. Regards, James Scholes