In the Windows 10 settings app, win+i, The back button appears adjacent to the system menu and to the minimize, maximize, and close buttons. But, navigation to this button via the NVDA object navigation leads to a lot of confusion. there are multiple "Settings window" objects that appear in the object navigation. For example, two "Settings Window; settings" objects appear adjacent to each other and more. This behavior does not occur in Narrator. I've asked Microsoft to assign a keyboard command to Back and Home buttons. But, ideally, both home and back buttons should appear in the tab order. Let me know if you want a log.
STR:
- Open the Settings app (windows+i).
- Go to one of the settings such as "updates and security."
- Use object nav to move up the hierarchy to the "settings window" level and move to the next and previous objects.
Test environment: Windows 10 Pro build 15048
NVDA version next-13899,af44c1d4
In the Windows 10 settings app, win+i, The back button appears adjacent to the system menu and to the minimize, maximize, and close buttons. But, navigation to this button via the NVDA object navigation leads to a lot of confusion. there are multiple "Settings window" objects that appear in the object navigation. For example, two "Settings Window; settings" objects appear adjacent to each other and more. This behavior does not occur in Narrator. I've asked Microsoft to assign a keyboard command to Back and Home buttons. But, ideally, both home and back buttons should appear in the tab order. Let me know if you want a log.
STR:
Test environment: Windows 10 Pro build 15048
NVDA version next-13899,af44c1d4