I see that in v81.0.366.0 of Chromium Edge the high-contrast mode support is enabled by default. There are a few bugs in it, which I would like to report:

1. The icon with the 3 vertical dots for the "Actions Menu" button for each video (e.g. on the YouTube home page) is missing, making the button practically invisible when using a high-contrast black theme. This is not the case with the old/legacy/EdgeHTML Microsoft Edge.




2. The icons for buttons such as "Like", "Dislike", "Share", "Save", etc. (located under a playing video) are missing, making the buttons practically invisible when using a high-contrast black theme. This is not the case with the old/legacy/EdgeHTML Microsoft Edge.




3. When using a high-contrast black theme, in some single-line edit/form fields on some websites (I've noticed it even on this website when filling my e-mail to log in), when some text is entered, it becomes invisible. The background where there is no text becomes white (it should be black). The background behind the entered text is black as it should be, but the entered text is also black (it should be white), making the text practically invisible/unreadable. This is not the case with the old/legacy/EdgeHTML Microsoft Edge.

I think that is all for now.

Thanks much in advance!

After Windows is installed, the Cortana experience guides someone through setting up Windows for the first time. Unfortunately, Narrator is unable to speak while Cortana is speaking. It is necessary to wait for a pause in the Cortana dialogue to use Narrator. This behavior is absolutely unacceptable and should be changed ASAP! Narrator should always take priority over anything else because it is a vital accessibility service.

If Cortana is jabbering away, enabling Narrator or using any command should immediately silence it and let Narrator take over. Cortana is not an accessibility service, so I truly do not understand why it is taking priority over something as vital as Narrator.

Any chance of getting this for Android phones? My daughter has MS and is doing her best to raise 4 boys ranging in age from 9 to 14. This would be wonderful for her to use in order to take the bus, go shopping, or read items from their schools. She relies on her 14 year old twins, but they're not always with her when they're in school. I'd be willing to beta test anything to help. It would be wonderful to help her "see" the world around her.

Also, I agree with the suggestion to have the camera mounted. Kim recently dropped an entire pot of boiling water on herself, because she didn't realize she wasn't putting it on the counter. A small camera mounted on her glasses would have told her she wasn't there yet.

I am raising this issue for a colleague. Please get in touch if you would like to get screenshots and discuss further.

· I am using Windows 10

• with 31 inch monitor. 

• The current display settings is set to 350% for accessibility reasons. 

• Under ease of access’, ‘make text bigger’ I set text size to ‘225%’.

Issues:

1. In File explorer, when I select the (preferred) view option to either ‘list’ or ‘details’, the text, whilst large enough, is bunched and cropped height wise, making it quite difficult to read and distinguish. Unfortunately, the other view options (medium, large and extra-large icons, ‘content’ or ‘tiles’) do not work, as the icons are either too large for the screen, the text is large and wraps truncating major part of the file name. 

2. The folders and files are grouped into columns across the page rather than one continuous set of rows down the page (preferred). Therefore, this only leaves the ‘small icons’ option, which, whilst not ideal, is the best option available at the moment. The main downside with this is that the name of the folder or file does not show in full (i.e. there is no scroll bar at the bottom to use to scroll to the right – the only way around it seems to be to right mouse click on the name and select ‘rename’ – this brings it up in full, but is a bit slow and cumbersome to use to be quite honest).

3. There does not appear to be a way to remove the preview or details pane on the right hand side of the page/screen.

While the font size of the folder and file names is good, they are far too small for the menu item names at the very top of the page. Given I have the ‘CBB’ version of Windows 10, are there any settings that I could apply to get around this? (This discrepancy in font sizes carries through to other aspects, such as subject, date, time and sender information in e-mails, menu fonts in Outlook 2013, icon sizes at the bottom of my screen, and in applications, such as Word, PowerPoint, Excel, etc. This matter has been raised in a separate ticket with Microsoft.)

I understand that making a DEB Package is downright frustrating and discouraging , when big companies are told about Linux , they go straight to making DEB Packages but there are very easy ways to port to Linux .

If you just create a working Tarball made inside a Linux Environment and send it to the major Repository Maintainers , they can do the rest .

The Major Repository Maintainers in the Linux World are openSUSE , Arch , Red Hat Enterprise , Linux Mint , Mageia , Debian , Solus and Ubuntu .

If you want to reach out to the Solaris World , you only have to send a Working Tarball to openIndiana and if you want to reach the BSD World , you only have to send a Working Tarball to FreeBSD .

Because of Web Apps , I have Skype , Microsoft Tasks , Microsoft To Do , Outlook , Bing and Microsoft Contacts "installed" on Ubuntu , but there is only so much Web Apps can do . I would love to use Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Photos too .

increase the notification/system tray icons to at least 32 pixels option, its important for tray indicators, for example processor and disk real time indicator, upload, download, indicator, antivirus indicator, keyscrambler indicator, cups lock indicator, etc, for years we are still stuck n 16px for tray icons and nobody cares, its too small for some people who wears eye glasses, i think to increase system tray icons to 32 pixels will be something inventive for the new windows os, if it will be possible to make this changes on windows 10 so better,
this is very important, for some people, even if somebody think its not important, i found people in google who were also look for an option like this, but couldnt find anything cause its not possible, by the way, in linux its possible for years! we can increase decrease the tray icons to any size, I HOPE THIS OPTION WILL BE TAKEN VERY SERIOUSLY
THANKS!

Some of us in the Florida Panhandle are still struggling after the events that took our town and many others that fateful day When Hurricane Micheal came ashore on Oct 13th 2018.On that day many peoples lives have changed .It has taken many people almost two years to repair their business their homes and their schools much of the way our lives have also been on hold.It took almost six months to get cable and internet back on in our town of Panama city Florida.Well after all that Me and my family are ok and it has taken a lot from us and others.
I and my town have grown over this and finally have some sense of normalcy back in our lives .So after all this I finally get and go to finally turn on my computer and use it after not doing so in almost two years to discover that my windows program is no longer going to be able to update and receive updates .I also go to see if there is a free update you discover that it was no longer available as of 2016.After reciving no email.no warning.no nothing then a slap to the face no free upload ..im like what do I do Now Im not in a position to just buy a new computer for my artwork ,Nor do I have the money to give you to UPGRADE to windows 10 **** Ill work with 8.1 if that will work for a free upgrade just as long as i can get the updates for security ill be fine but to just pull the rug under someones feet kinda sucks .At least kinda give a grace period to those who could not or did not know about this issue ...Thanks A Valued Customer Twindragons007@hotmail.com

As a low vision individual, I've used the magnifier since the days of XP where I had to open the command box and type "magnify". I do like the newer "Windows-+" hotkey, but I wanted to suggest a way I use in other Operating systems. I use the Gnome desktop in Linux almost exclusively because the zoom feature allows me to designate a hotkey and use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out. It allows for quicker access and makes it easier to vary the zoom level. Hotkey+wheel up zooms in level by level and hotkey-wheel down scrools back out. It is so intuitive that I don't think about it anymore and actually find windows cumbersome when I have to go back to the static hotkey option.

Also, I'm going to bring an old desktop of mine back to life this weekend (its been dead for a few years). It had windows 7 previously, but I was wondering if I could make use of the free accessability upgrade to 10 that I'd seen in the past. Thanks!
Matt B.
Austin Texas