How do i turn off nvda screen reader windows#
there is an "emergency" way to turn on accessibility support via ctrl/cmd+e in case the setting was turned off by Using Screen Readers on Windows ultimately result in a window receiving a very specific type of message from the OS, similar how a window receives for example a key down, or a mouse move, or a window resize.the alt+f1 explains the current accessibility state thoroughly.the editor aria label tells about alt+f1.even attaching a Screen Reader will not change anything (nothing in the status bar, nothing in the editor textarea value).once editor.accessibilitySupport: "off":.When the editor is in this mode, the label at the bottom helps you get out of this mode (i.e.Electron does not let us know when a screen reader is detached on Windows (separate issue "Screen Reader detected" doesn't go away after closing the screenreader #27698) and we remain in this mode. One posible way to get into this state is on Windows to start NVDA and then close NVDA.The idea is we have a way to workaround this (a setting), such that you can turn off anything we do for screen readers if you are not using a screen reader.If this ever happens in the wild, an Electron bug should be logged.The scenario is: A screen reader is NOT attached to VS Code, but Electron's API tells us that a screen reader is attached 'on' means that we will always be in accessibility mode, irrespective of Electron's API (this is to cover the false-negative case).'off' means that we will never be in accessibility mode, irrespective of Electron's API (this is to cover the false-positive case).'auto' means that we will respect what Electron's API tells us This is mostly based on a new setting editor.accessibilitySupport: This issue covers the false-positive case, while #27833 covers the false-negative case.
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