Hello Have you contacted the developers of this, to find out if they are willing to work toward accessibility? Luke Gabriele Battaglia via groups.io wrote:

Javi Domínguez wrote: Interesting. I find the fork button just fine there, although for me the releases link is missing. I'm not really concerned about that one, because GitHub links have a tendency t

Noelia I still have the same questions, which are not answered by the update. That is, you fixed the one bug, but I think this is hiding two others. Maybe, but I am still not sure what is intended her

Would you be willing to share the repository where this happens? Luke, sent from my iPhone

Javi Domínguez wrote: In Firefox 89: Control+Home b five times Gets me to the fork button. Or: Control+home 1 b three times Gets me to the fork button. If neither of those work, try going to the fork

Hi all I believe someone here wrote an add-on that allows NVDA to act like Voiceover when reading by character: that is, it reads the character and then the phonetic work for that character. I can't f

Noelia In trying to track down this bug, I will point a few things. In installTasks.py: Line 4: Maybe update the copyright? As for the error you're getting about validFiles being a local variable whic

Doug Lee wrote: That one didn't apply to you. Are you going to do a PR to addonFiles for this updated version? We can do one for you if needed. Joseph, he doesn't have a key yet, although "tt", "tmtlk

Adriano It is considered a bad idea to release different versions with the same version number. Now if anyone reports a bug with 8.0, you have to ask them exactly when, and in what timezone, they down

It seems like it would be more useful to the user, not to have add-ons writing files and folders to the root of the config directory. After all, each add-on already has its own dedicated directory. Fo

Using the ends with .nvda-addon test is workable, but there's really nothing to stop someone from ending their add-on URL with a non-updating filename, rather than "latest" or the like. So I would be

Joseph I request you also include the following field: staticURL A boolean flag that describes whether the URL remains the same when the add-on updates. For most add-ons this will be false, but there

The proposed script is open source, for what that's worth. Which is me, effectively--I own and operate a small ISP that has been around for 20-some years. That though, does not address your concerns,

Cuong Dang Manh wrote: You need to contact Dropbox support. From a quick Google search, I found these: https://www.dropboxforum.com/t5/Dropbox-files-folders/You-don-t-have-permission-to-create-a-link-

James First, I apologize for the length of this. You raised a number of compact points, that I think deserve addressment. Here is my thinking. Regarding your point that it is insecure or unsafe or etc

Joseph I see in your try-build announcement, you mentioned people making pull requests against the JSON file. Because JSON is so sensitive to formatting and correctness, I still think a scripted solut

(Only of interest to completests and people who are bored.) Regarding my question about why not use a repo instead of a pages site. For some fun (because who really needs sleep anyway), I decided to f

Doug Lee wrote: Personally, having worked with both in Python, I have always found JSON to have a nice direct mapping to Python dictionaries. I am assuming that Joseph intends to consume the JSON file

First, I will say that I am quite in favor of this. Further comments and questions below. Joseph Lee wrote: I am reasonably sure I could script most or all of that. Automation is kind of my thing. As

So, I will leave the key the same (debughelper), will update the identifier from debugHelper to devHelper, update the version, and put through a PR. I have reverted my upgrades, done a minimal set of