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  3. Finally, after at least 3 decades, we finally have a way to navigate logically through complex Word documents **natively** in Office, with no screen reader DOM hackery.

Finally, after at least 3 decades, we finally have a way to navigate logically through complex Word documents **natively** in Office, with no screen reader DOM hackery.

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  • S sclower@stranger.social

    @Bri Yup, he's been at Microsoft since the end of 2017.

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    bri@fwoof.space
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    @sclower just a shame Window-Eyes couldn't be open sourced.

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      @sclower just a shame Window-Eyes couldn't be open sourced.

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      kaveinthran@disabled.social
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      @Bri @sclower Say with browsers, there are a lot of forks and divergent. Why do you think it's not happening in the #screenreader world? Like forks of NVDA? Harder to maintain? I am thinking about those vanished close source screen readers like thunder and Bom

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        @Bri @sclower Say with browsers, there are a lot of forks and divergent. Why do you think it's not happening in the #screenreader world? Like forks of NVDA? Harder to maintain? I am thinking about those vanished close source screen readers like thunder and Bom

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        @kaveinthran @sclower I don't know, but I find myself wondering this more and more with NVDA's decline.

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          @kaveinthran @sclower I don't know, but I find myself wondering this more and more with NVDA's decline.

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          @Bri @kaveinthran My take is that while forking is possible, the reality is that a screen reader is a huge investment of time and resources, for a super small percentage of the world's population. To make a sustainable long-term fork would require a major commitment that I don't think any lone individual wants to shoulder.

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            @Bri @kaveinthran My take is that while forking is possible, the reality is that a screen reader is a huge investment of time and resources, for a super small percentage of the world's population. To make a sustainable long-term fork would require a major commitment that I don't think any lone individual wants to shoulder.

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            kaveinthran@disabled.social
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            @sclower @Bri I don't think so forking should be very ambitious, I would like to call the great efforts by some people that created portable version of NVDA, with their own sets of customisation, a very beginning way of forking I should say. They distributed them Publicly for common use. @Tamasg portable #nvda is fun to use. Like a nvda distro.

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              @sclower @Bri I don't think so forking should be very ambitious, I would like to call the great efforts by some people that created portable version of NVDA, with their own sets of customisation, a very beginning way of forking I should say. They distributed them Publicly for common use. @Tamasg portable #nvda is fun to use. Like a nvda distro.

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              Where do I find Portable NVDA? At least, the one you are talking about? I tried looking through their repositories and I see a torrent client, blind RSS, and other things. @kaveinthran @sclower @Bri @serrebi

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                Where do I find Portable NVDA? At least, the one you are talking about? I tried looking through their repositories and I see a torrent client, blind RSS, and other things. @kaveinthran @sclower @Bri @serrebi

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                @WeirdWriter @sclower @Bri @serrebi I'm sorry, my bad of mentioning the wrong person, it's actually @Tamasg portable nvda, i've edited the previous post.

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                  @WeirdWriter @sclower @Bri @serrebi I'm sorry, my bad of mentioning the wrong person, it's actually @Tamasg portable nvda, i've edited the previous post.

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                  @kaveinthran Where can I get his portable NVDA from? I didn't know he made one.

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                    @kaveinthran Where can I get his portable NVDA from? I didn't know he made one.

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                    @serrebi I couldn't find the link, I have it somewhere, @Tamasg do you have the link handy?

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                      @serrebi I couldn't find the link, I have it somewhere, @Tamasg do you have the link handy?

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                      @kaveinthran @serrebi hmm? no portable NVDA I know of.

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