So AI-based, offline image descriptions are coming to NVDA. Apparently no follow-up questions or longer descriptions for now. The descriptions or captions are also initially in English.
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Support image descriptions using local AI model by tianzeshi-study · Pull Request #18475 · nvaccess/nvda
…g and triggering via keyboard shortcut Link to issue number: Resolves #16281 Summary of the issue: NVDA currently lacks a built‑in, offline image captioning feature. Existing solutions require a ...GitHub
Sean Randall
in reply to Amir • • •I don't think I've ever seen a virtualised NVDA-generated document with an html-style input. DO you know?
CC @tspivey, @jscholes
James Scholes
in reply to Sean Randall • • •@cachondo `ui.browseableMessage` is extremely basic, and just lets you choose which HTML to display in the browse mode document window. It doesn't e.g. include a JavaScript bridge so that code inside the document can communicate back with the caller.
I suppose you could run an HTTP server inside the calling code, and include a form in the HTML document that POSTed to it. I'm not sure if that would be disallowed by some sort of security policy, or whether the HTML renderer being used is very modern. @amir @tspivey
Matt Campbell
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in reply to James Scholes • • •Double-tapping NVDA+F for font information in excel gives me a virtual document which includes buttons for copy and close.
James Scholes
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