Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
- user press up arrow in one of an app
- if current nvda cursor position has already reached the boundary, ie.g. cursor is already at the first item, e.g. the top edge of a word file, the top edge of the folderview listview, etc
- if it is inside a editor, like notepad, nvda will repeat what is on the first line, but if it is in a file explore, nvda will silent
the above problem also apply to situations when cursor position is at the lowest edge
Describe the solution you'd like
a special audio cue can be played to signify that it is already at the first item or last item
or an audio cue can be played to signify that nvda cursor cannot go further on that direction
this is like what is currently handled by the IOS Voiceover
Describe alternatives you've considered
Other than audio cue, there can be a speech to indicate that nvda cursor cannot go further
Additional context
if it is inside a text editor and pressing up arrow repeating what is inside the first line, user may get confused of whether there are multiple lines that contain the same line or text
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
the above problem also apply to situations when cursor position is at the lowest edge
Describe the solution you'd like
a special audio cue can be played to signify that it is already at the first item or last item
or an audio cue can be played to signify that nvda cursor cannot go further on that direction
this is like what is currently handled by the IOS Voiceover
Describe alternatives you've considered
Other than audio cue, there can be a speech to indicate that nvda cursor cannot go further
Additional context
if it is inside a text editor and pressing up arrow repeating what is inside the first line, user may get confused of whether there are multiple lines that contain the same line or text