It might not be related and I'm not sure of the time frame. Before the update, I had convenient character representation for unknown symbols (like emoji). This was a great help.
After updating NVDA to version 2024.1, I noticed my setting for "undefined characters" had changed. It was displaying characters it didn't know in a format I didn't recognize (turned out to be the decimal representation). The checkboxes for "show punctuation/symbol name for undefined characters if available", "also describe extended characters" and "full extended description" were all checked. I assumed it meant there was no available description for the symbol that used to have one.
I don't know from where these definitions come from. I know they're affected by NVDA language, though since my NVDA is in English I would guess it's not related. Perhaps, though, these descriptions aren't available as they used to be? It's not a great problem, but I'm curious and, as usual, we feel something is missing when it's gone.
Thanks for your work!
It might not be related and I'm not sure of the time frame. Before the update, I had convenient character representation for unknown symbols (like emoji). This was a great help.
After updating NVDA to version 2024.1, I noticed my setting for "undefined characters" had changed. It was displaying characters it didn't know in a format I didn't recognize (turned out to be the decimal representation). The checkboxes for "show punctuation/symbol name for undefined characters if available", "also describe extended characters" and "full extended description" were all checked. I assumed it meant there was no available description for the symbol that used to have one.
I don't know from where these definitions come from. I know they're affected by NVDA language, though since my NVDA is in English I would guess it's not related. Perhaps, though, these descriptions aren't available as they used to be? It's not a great problem, but I'm curious and, as usual, we feel something is missing when it's gone.
Thanks for your work!