@pafflick sorry, I took the message to mean this was moved to a more relevant thread (meaning go to that thread to continue) not this had been moved from an irrelevant thread (and that this was the more relevant thread).

@Minionslayer

It seems already managed by Gwen, who has access to the Bug Reports:

@Gwen-Dragon said in Vivaldi Browser Screen Reader Accessibility:

@Minionslayer I tried to ping a developer and updated two bug tracker entries.

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Those are 3rd Party Platforms.
Not sure whether are PlugIns to support it or not implemented.

Maybe V Team Members knows about.
@jane-n?

Forum and WebMail

There you may find support if not implemented at all.

@Gwen-Dragon These things are not usually handled by the OS mouse pointer settings? 😕
Not the blinking one.

@Pesala great. VB-73992 can be marked solved.

@SieghardW The URL field buttons have tooltips like other buttons.

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@LonM I do understand the accessibility aspect. It makes sense for readers with special needs to be able to switch out fonts. I do not understand your general desire for blocking remote fonts. Good typography demands not only choosing an appropriate font, but also setting fitting line height and width, font weight, and font size. You will get mixed to terrible results forcing your own fonts over an already established layout. It’s the better idea to run reader mode instead, which enables you to fine tune it and will give a reliable outcome.

Over the past few years variable fonts are getting more common. This greatly reduces the file sizes and is a good option for web fonts. Yet another reason not to insist on your own fonts.

Web fonts won’t go away and that’s a good thing. Many websites load wonderful proprietary fonts, which are a joy to read.

@Leasetpe As I said, try to create a new profile to test if it's not in your current one. All the files in your profile may hide something that causes this behavior.

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FSD is almost here now, and PimEyes AI is finding people using image recognition.

What if we could browse using voice and face gestures?

similar to this this request.

This now exists. Marking as done.

It is indeed a shame Vivaldi lacks so much in this sort of UI integration. Accessibility should be one of Vivaldi's assets. You can enable the Chromium setting, yet the UI integration isn't there. It would be better if Vivaldi had integrated it into its own user interface including custom shortcuts (currently F7 is focus panel and Shift+Arrows is for spatial navigation).
The Scroll Lock suggestion is a great one, I also mentioned that to the devs some time ago. Integration with spatial navigation is still something to think about.

@Pesala

Not everyone has to use this option. There are other methods to access this feature. You forget "for me", again. People may think different. For now. GUI customization is on the way.

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