Casey Reeves (it/its)

This, folks, is what ends up happening when you participate in an email thread that has gotten way, way, way too many replies:
out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote out of block quote blank

P.S: nvda is now lagging due to too many levels of quoting.
P.P.S: can we have a way to have nvda saying, out of 16 blockquotes?

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Show threadCleverson15h ago
@xogium I simply leave block quote reporting off. when I want to be sure of the beginning/end of a block, I use q and comma keys.
Show threadCasey Reeves (it/its)15h ago
@clv1 Hmm. Maybe I should do that. I wonder if it would stop tb from lagging so much.
Show threadCleverson15h ago
@xogium Probably; mine doesn't lag at all.
Show threadCasey Reeves (it/its)14h ago

@clv1 Unfortunately no.

When you reply to a message with 16 levels of blockquotes, no matter if nvda speaks that or not, it is still laggy. There is literally 2 seconds of delay between me pressing the arrow key and nvda reacting. Oh well.
Not that I have low end hardware, mind you.

Show threadCleverson14h ago
@xogium I don't recall having ever replicated to a message containing so many quotes, hence I don't know indeed. In any case, I use to strip off all pieces I'm not directly replying to, so in the end, only one or two blocks rest.