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Ability to warn the user about common errors in text that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user #4684
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Comment 1 by jteh on 2014-12-11 23:10 |
Comment 2 by Diego on 2014-12-12 15:20 |
At least as it seems best to me, this feature should be demonstrated and tested for some time as an add-on package and later be incorporated into core. This is a gentle ping to add-on developers to consider taking up this challenge if and when time, priorities and circumstance permits... |
In my opinion, that functionality should remain in the addons field...
It is not a screen reader feature, and visually there are no indication of
those errors...
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De: bhavyashah
Data: 18 de agosto de 2017 17:20
Para: nvaccess/nvda
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Assunto: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors in
text that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
At least as it seems best to me, this feature should be demonstrated and
tested for some time as an add-on package and later be incorporated into
core. This is a gentle ping to add-on developers to consider taking up this
challenge if and when time, priorities and circumstance permits...
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Well,
The NVDA cannot do that.
And if you thing about the NVDA text analyzer,
That’s impossible for just one language
Od: ruifontes
Wysłano: piątek, 18 sierpnia 2017 19:25
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Temat: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors intext that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
In my opinion, that functionality should remain in the addons field...
It is not a screen reader feature, and visually there are no indication of
those errors...
Rui
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De: bhavyashah
Data: 18 de agosto de 2017 17:20
Para: nvaccess/nvda
Cc: Subscribed
Assunto: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors in
text that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
At least as it seems best to me, this feature should be demonstrated and
tested for some time as an add-on package and later be incorporated into
core. This is a gentle ping to add-on developers to consider taking up this
challenge if and when time, priorities and circumstance permits...
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What's NVDA Text Analiser and where to find it?
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De: zstanecic
Data: 18 de agosto de 2017 18:56
Para: nvaccess/nvda
Cc: ruifontes ; Comment
Assunto: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors in
text that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
Well,
The NVDA cannot do that.
And if you thing about the NVDA text analyzer,
That’s impossible for just one language
Od: ruifontes
Wysłano: piątek, 18 sierpnia 2017 19:25
Do: nvaccess/nvda
DW: Subscribed
Temat: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors
intext that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
In my opinion, that functionality should remain in the addons field...
It is not a screen reader feature, and visually there are no indication of
those errors...
Rui
-----Mensagem Original-----
De: bhavyashah
Data: 18 de agosto de 2017 17:20
Para: nvaccess/nvda
Cc: Subscribed
Assunto: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors in
text that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
At least as it seems best to me, this feature should be demonstrated and
tested for some time as an add-on package and later be incorporated into
core. This is a gentle ping to add-on developers to consider taking up this
challenge if and when time, priorities and circumstance permits...
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Well, i willl name that feature in that way
It doesn’t exist
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Wysłano: sobota, 19 sierpnia 2017 00:59
Do: nvaccess/nvda
DW: zstanecic; Comment
Temat: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors intext that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
What's NVDA Text Analiser and where to find it?
Rui
…-----Mensagem Original-----
De: zstanecic
Data: 18 de agosto de 2017 18:56
Para: nvaccess/nvda
Cc: ruifontes ; Comment
Assunto: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors in
text that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
Well,
The NVDA cannot do that.
And if you thing about the NVDA text analyzer,
That’s impossible for just one language
Od: ruifontes
Wysłano: piątek, 18 sierpnia 2017 19:25
Do: nvaccess/nvda
DW: Subscribed
Temat: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors
intext that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
In my opinion, that functionality should remain in the addons field...
It is not a screen reader feature, and visually there are no indication of
those errors...
Rui
-----Mensagem Original-----
De: bhavyashah
Data: 18 de agosto de 2017 17:20
Para: nvaccess/nvda
Cc: Subscribed
Assunto: Re: [nvaccess/nvda] Ability to warn the user about common errors in
text that are difficult to detect for a screen reader user (#4684)
At least as it seems best to me, this feature should be demonstrated and
tested for some time as an add-on package and later be incorporated into
core. This is a gentle ping to add-on developers to consider taking up this
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Even if it would exist, I doubt that it will work in every text editor. Maybe for MS Word it would be possible but actually MS Word has already functions to warn you in those cases. |
Honestly, I'd rather see functionality that allows you to jump two formatting differences with quick navigation keys. I.e.
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@LeonarddeR your suggestion is very interesting for me as well. I have discussed this in detail on the nvda community users list and also on the add-ons list. An example is in #7744 which however would depend on implementation of #7747. |
I agree that if a feature like this would be developed, it is best distributed as an add-on. Therefore, I'm closing this one as won't fix for now. We could always reopen if there are valid reasons to do so. |
Reported by Diego on 2014-12-11 15:54
hello developers!
I would like to suggest a feature similar to JAWS text analiser.
is a feature that allows warn us that there are many spaces, inverted capital letters, lack of capital at the beginning of sentences, punctuation, parentheses
and inverted quotes, etc
Blocking #4989
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