Re: Honest discussion, why pay for and use jaws over free screen readers?
Oh, this issue hasn't been closed, and the last comment asked if it would be fixed. Legit issue, methinks... and its gone unfixed and opened since July of 2018 so...
Also, the counterargument to "oh, they transferred them from the old server" and whatnot is this: the logical thing to do when you transfer issues (though I don't know how they did it) is to go through and clean up those that aren't an issue. The next logical step is to close those issues that have actually been fixed. Get with the times, man, a project with over 2000 issues open certainly makes one think that it has terrible maintainers or has been abandoned. Looking at the labels, there are 500 issues categorized under 'bug', 122 issues under feature, 335 under enhancement, 237 under Microsoft Office support, 101 under speech, 1 under P1, 115 under P2, 263 under P3, and 79 under P4. That's a total of 1,753 issues right there. And nearly all of them are categorized under other things, such as app freezes, app crashes and so on.
I'm not saying that NVAccess is bad or anything. But the reason the 2000 issues are raised repeatedly is that most of them go unaddressed, which is a cascading chain, since if one goes unaddressed, more and more and more go unaddressed, and so on and so forth. Strangely, Issue 8478 is marked as 'priority 1'. The last comment on that issue was, "Quentin is going to have a play with the colours, and then Reef will update the website." Oddly, this issue was never closed, which is odd since I guarantee you that there are lower priority issues that need a much highr priority than that particular one.
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