NVDA reads the first line of websites and emails with browse mode turned off

[joshknnd1982]

When a website, or email in outlook is first loaded, and browse mode is turned off, NVDA always reads the first line at the very top of the website or email. Please give us multiple options for automatic say all on page load, to either speak nothing and stay quiet, beep when page is fully loaded, or speak first line only.

[Brian1Gaff]

I have a feeling that the current situation was requested back very near the start of NVDA. I like hearing the first line. Under what condition might you not want to hear where you are? Brian

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When a website, or email in outlook is first loaded, and browse mode is turned off, NVDA always reads the first line at the very top of the website or email. Please give us multiple options for automatic say all on page load, to either speak nothing and stay quiet, beep when page is fully loaded, or speak first line only. -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #14938 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Message ID: ***@***.***>

[joshknnd1982]

I may not want to hear where I am and always have the first line read, and instead, have it beep, or stay silent, if I am more focused on another task, yet I want a small beep to let me know a document has been loaded.