NVDA Controller Client (): NVDA API for external applications to directly speak or braille messages, etc.Translating NVDA: Information about how to translate NVDA into another language.NVDA Add-ons Template: A repository for generating the Add-ons template.NVDA Add-ons coordination and support center: all about NVDA's addons environment.NVDA add-ons: Get add-ons to enhance NVDA.
NVDA development snapshots: Automatically generated builds of the project in its current state of development. NVDA issues on GitHub: Bug reports, feature requests, etc. See the NV Access website for more details. You can also get direct support from NV Access. Other sources including groups and profiles on social media channels, language specific websites and mailing lists etc. Instant Messaging channel for NVDA Support. Further documentation is available in the NVDA repository's Wiki, and in the Community Wiki. Here is an overview of the most important support sources. Whether you are a beginner, an advanced user, a new or a long time developer or if you represent an organization wishing to know more or to contribute to NVDA: you can get support through the included documentation as well as several communication channels dedicated to the NVDA screen reader. NV Access expects that all contributors and other community members will read and abide by the rules set out in this document while participating or contributing to this project. Please note: the NVDA project has a Citizen and Contributor Code of Conduct. To learn more about NVDA or download a copy, visit the main NV Access website. It is developed by NV Access in collaboration with a global community of contributors. Bug fixes and performance improvements.NVDA (NonVisual Desktop Access) is a free, open source screen reader for Microsoft Windows. "Automatic focus mode for caret movement" setting is now compatible with disabling "Automatically set focus to focusable elements". Handy Tech Active Braille with joystick is now supported. To do this, press the add button after you selected the Emulated system keyboard keys category. New emulated system keyboard keys can be added from NVDA's Input gestures dialog. This can be toggled on and off by a new NVDA Document Formatting option for Highlighting. The existence of marked (highlighted) content is reported in both speech and braille in all Web browsers. NVDA now detects read-only text UIA controls. The default gesture is NVDA+control+alt+t. 
An option has been added to the Touch Interaction panel of NVDA's settings. You can now toggle NVDA's touchscreen support.Note that disabling this option will still read the alternative texts of graphics. You can now toggle reporting of graphics from NVDA's document formatting settings.
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