Comment 1 by jteh on 2012-12-12 11:28
Please provide exact steps to reproduce, including an example URL, what you did, what happened and what you expected.

Comment 2 by briang1 on 2012-12-12 11:33
I wonder which browser this was and what language and synth is in use as well?

Comment 3 by bramhini on 2012-12-12 15:41
Browser - google chrome.
Language - English.
Synth - ( I didnt understand what exactly synth is)

URL - http://www.guru99.com/

when I place the pointer on the text in the page. NVDA only reads the First sentence(Guru99 is totally new kid of learning experience) and stops. It will not read the whole paragraph.

Also I am not sure if it supposed to recognize or not the Line "Check out our courses" and other names of courses like Software Testing, QTP ,SQL below this line in the same page.when I point on them it keeps on repeating the previously read sentences.

Comment 4 by jteh on 2012-12-12 21:56
Okay. That information is much more useful.

While we do our best to support reading text under the mouse, the primary focus of NVDA and the accessibility support in many applications is reading using the keyboard.

It looks like Chrome doesn't correctly support querying for paragraphs of text. This is a bug in Chrome which needs to be fixed by Google.
Changes:
Changed title from "NVDA stops reading sentences following full stop in a paragraph in Webpages." to "NVDA stops reading sentences following full stop in a paragraph when using the mouse in Google Chrome"

Comment 5 by briang1 on 2012-12-12 22:00
Not tried it recently but I wonder if Chrome-Vox will help him out, though its a bit of c cop out I know.

@jcsteh As you noted in #2868 (comment), this was a flaw of Google Chrome itself. Does this bug still stand in recent versions of Chrome? If so, has a ticket been filed with Chrome about this accessibility deficiency? If not, I would request the filing of one, and if this has already been done, please cite the same so we can track its progress.

@bramhini is this still reproducible?
@jcsteh is this bug reported to Google Crome?

I don't think it was ever reported.

I see roughly the same results on this site in Firefox. I also tried data:text/html,<textarea>This is a test. This is another test.</textarea> In Firefox NVDA reads "This is a test. This is" It reads "another test" when I move the mouse lower. So I think it is reading line instead of paragraph in both browsers. However Chrome didn't read anything when mousing over the multiline, which is its own bug which I will file.

@ObjectInSpace is there a bug filled with Chromium on this issue? It would be interesting to see its status.