Hello. I've done some preliminary testing with Calc and NVDA. NVDA properly reads the cell coordinates as well as any data contained within the cell as you use the arrow keys. This is how screen readers handle spreadsheets in excel, and this is good news. However, if I type any data within a cell, pressing arrow keys after I enter any data reads too much information, namely the title of the open workbook folowed by instructions telling me that I can edit or enter data. It does this every time I use arrow keys to move from cell to cell. When I compared this to the behavior in OpenOffice, I noticed that OpenOffice does not have this bug and allows me to just hear the cell and its corresponding data while arrowing through the spreadsheet. Again, Libreoffice only begins reading too much information after I enter data into a cell.
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