Comment 1 by RamboUdin on 2010-12-11 15:03
Like jaws, right?
can nvda do that?
NVDA never be like jaws!!!

Thanks,
Udin.

Comment 2 by taicute (in reply to comment 1) on 2010-12-12 05:50
But, can implement it to NVDA.

Replying to RamboUdin:

Like jaws, right?

can nvda do that?

NVDA never be like jaws!!!

Thanks,

Udin.

You can already do this by disabling browse mode. Closing as invalid.

Hmm, might have been a bit too quick here, since it is not very easy to copy parts of the website content. You can do a select all though. Issue is still abandoned though, but if someone can file a valid use case for this, I'm happy to reopen

This could be very useful; e.g. when copying a specific section of a page with headings, links, tables, etc. for pasting into another document or an email. However, it requires significant refactoring of our web support; it's not possible with our current virtual buffers.

@michaelDCurran, is there any reason we can't do this for Edge, since we don't use buffers there already? Can we make selection set the real selection in Edge and then copy can do a real copy?

Closing this again, this time in favour of newer duplicate #5354, which already has a priority assigned and contains more discussion.