It can be a solution to the reading problem of objects and texts under mouse cursor.

[wise1453]

Voiceover and Narrator mouse read the text and objects under the cursor by carrying the screen reader cursor. Since NVDA does not read this way, most of the applications and websites do not read some of the text blogs and some of the objects. The solution to this is to ensure that the screen reader is transported by the mouse cursor. In this way, the keyboard can be used with the screen reader mouse for LM-STUDIO and similar applications. Since the object or text at the place where the mouse cursor passes, the screen reader cursor will be moved to the keyboard, as it will be smooth. It can be a solution to reading problems. Narrator has solved it. I am a person who sees very little. I use the computer with the mouse. In the past, in the past, in every application, he could easily read everything in the place where the mouse cursor passes, and now he does not read the object under the mouse cursor on websites, web browsers, some Windows applications, new generation applications and in many places.

[hwf1324]

Sorry, not sure what problem you are experiencing because your description is vague.

You can make the navigation object follow the mouse in the Review Cursor settings.

You can also try my Mouse Enhancement add-on, which fixes mouse navigation in some applications.

[wise1453]

Thanks to your suggestion, I’ve managed to use applications like LM Studio, Uniget-UA, Enithink-LLM, Pinokyo, and Jan with about 80% accessibility. You understood my request correctly—I want the screen reader to read whatever the mouse cursor hovers over, everywhere, including browsers and other applications. This add-on needs further development—in fact, it should be integrated into NVDA as an advanced feature, even as one of its default or optional functions.

The current "track mouse in review cursor" setting doesn’t work properly. It fails to move the screen reader cursor along with the mouse. For context, I’m a Mac user, and VoiceOver immediately focuses on wherever the mouse moves. For example, if there’s an open window and another beside it, moving the mouse to the adjacent window brings focus there, shifting the screen reader cursor accordingly.

I also have another question:

When reading paragraphs under the mouse, there are issues. If there are highlighted phrases, links, or emojis, the screen reader only reads up to that point and stops—unless I hover directly over them. It doesn’t treat the paragraph as a whole. For instance, if a paragraph contains a link or emoji, the screen reader reads only up to that element and ignores the rest. It becomes frustrating to force it to read the remaining text. This happens with any embedded object (bold text, links, emojis, etc.). Without these, the entire paragraph is read smoothly.

Is there a solution for this?

[hwf1324]

This add-on needs further development—in fact, it should be integrated into NVDA as an advanced feature, even as one of its default or optional functions.

Yes, the functionality of this add-on is not perfect, but I am limited and sometimes I don't know why certain features work, so I apologize.

To point out part of the functionality to be integrated into 2025.2 by @josephsl in PR #17904.

The current "track mouse in review cursor" setting doesn’t work properly. It fails to move the screen reader cursor along with the mouse. For context, I’m a Mac user, and VoiceOver immediately focuses on wherever the mouse moves. For example, if there’s an open window and another beside it, moving the mouse to the adjacent window brings focus there, shifting the screen reader cursor accordingly.

I remember this issue being reported, but I can't find it at the moment.

It is actually deeply related to the following issue and may need to be fixed together.

The review cursor that actually follows the mouse is a navigational object, and it can be moved around on the keyboard with object navigation commands. However, the keyboard focus or browse mode objects we usually operate on usually do not follow the mouse. This is related to the NVDA implementation.

When reading paragraphs under the mouse, there are issues. If there are highlighted phrases, links, or emojis, the screen reader only reads up to that point and stops—unless I hover directly over them. It doesn’t treat the paragraph as a whole. For instance, if a paragraph contains a link or emoji, the screen reader reads only up to that element and ignores the rest. It becomes frustrating to force it to read the remaining text. This happens with any embedded object (bold text, links, emojis, etc.). Without these, the entire paragraph is read smoothly.

This is what bothers me too, this issue is reported as in #2160. It looks like it's more of a pain in the ass to fix.