Hi Cyrille Thank you, I will definitely look at incorporating some or all of these! Particularly, as you say, I can already think of times I could have used debugTool, so I really like the idea of bri

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Hello all I am herewith releasing the first stable version of Debug Helper. This is an add-on which is intended to help people who do a lot of work with the NVDA log. If you are trying to report probl

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I also don't have a source setup at the moment to do work on core, which is why I didn't try to do this, and won't be trying for some weeks at least. It does need to be done by somebody, however--ther

I think that is understood. What I believe is less understood, is how this is particularly different from the user exiting NVDA at this same stage--wouldn't the same resources still be allocated, and

Hi Cyrille Tested and confirmed to work properly *on my system* in NVDA 2019.2 beta. But note, that is only properly on my own system. See below for why that may not always be true, and why this is pr

Yes. Although even reading it tends to destabilize my ability to read the notification area, resulting in circular movement through some limited options (most recently, the ghost NVDA icon and my batt

Interesting. I have that on alt+NVDA+F3. I have not observed any strangeness when restarting via that mechanism. Can you give any examples? A long shot I know, as those things are usually very situati

Agreed on all points. But even if only some of the work is done and committed to core over time, a gradual improvement in this will be welcome. As you say, strange cumulative errors start to appear th

Can you post on github as a bug report? It really should reload every element of each add-on, whether or not it is likely that they have changed.

It is not your browser, and it is not just that page: community.nvda-project.org is using a certificate that was issued for www.nvaccess.org. If, as Tyler said, they don't have a certificate for that

Thanks, makes perfect sense. I knew I must be missing something. The arguments against distributing executables or non-universally compiled object files this way are obvious, but against things like t

Certainly. You can download anything directly from a repo, either preprocessed by github, or as a raw file. Look at two lines from my recent review request for debugHelper: Readme: https://github.com/

Hello Perhaps I am just being dense, but why does the .gitignore included with the addontemplate repo, exclude .nvda-addon files from being uploaded? Being able to push the end result of an add-on pac

Thanks for this work Joseph, and for so swiftly resolving the situation. Also thanks for expounding the history further. Luke

I suggest adding the review check anyway--it is a subtle issue.

I am curious if anyone can replicate (no pun intended) this issue. I've been doing some development, and reloading add-ons frequently. I happened to notice on one such occasion, that I had two NVDA co

Just to clarify: does that mean that when capslock is on, and you press shift and a letter, it will beep? Or does it mean that when capslock is on: all letters, which are then uppercase because of cap

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Without actually experiencing this, my first guess at a good mechanism would be for me to be able to designate a target object for relative positions to be given from; and then have the ability to swi

Perfect! Thanks much. That is not currently documented in either of the dev guides. Luke

Well actually, yes. There has been a problem for a while. Go to the nvda help menu, about. Switch to screen review, and read up with numpad 7 several lines quickly. Maybe have to read back down with 9