Feel free to discuss or ask about app recommendations, OS problems, Screen readers, Vision aids, assistive apps, or any other related topic that you think will make the use of Android easier for the community. To receive group messages in an HTML formatted digest: receive group messages in a plain text digest: receive a daily summary instead of individual messages: receive only special messages: contact the group owner(s): This community is for discussions about Android platform and its accessibility for blind and visually impaired users. To receive each group messages individually: is the default delivery unless you send a message to one of the addresses that follows. To join: post: blindandroidusers unsubscribe: receive a message containing the group description, and a list of these commands: stop receiving messages via email (you may still read messages on the Web): can also be used to put a vacation stop on group messages, then use one of the addresses below to resume delivery in the format of your choice. NVDA does not work under Android, and as soon as you are inside an emulator you are effectively in Android and only have access to things that run under Android.īlind Android Users Group (formerly known as ANATAD) I do not know whether there are any users of specific Android Emulators either on the Blind Android Users Group or Android Accessibility Group, but those would be better places to ask about TalkBack (or, more accurately, Android Accessibility Suite) in emulated Android environments. You work within them, not jumping across that wall.
There has just been a discussion today regarding the fact that emulators are "walled gardens" that, while they run under a given operating system, are worlds of their own. Once an emulator is on Windows it is within the emulator that you "get" any applications relevant to that ecosystem. On Thu, at 07:14 PM, JinYoun wrote: Hi, How do I get talk back on windows to use blue stack? I downloaded it to my pc and NVDA does not read me anything.
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