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Several fixes to native selection mode #16129

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Fix multiple issues with native selection mode in Browse mode, includ…
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Browse mode Toggle native selection script: no need to catch COMError…
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Expand Up @@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ Windows 8.1 is the minimum Windows version supported.
- A new Native Selection mode (toggled by ``NVDA+shift+f10``) is now available in NVDA's browse mode for Mozilla Firefox.
When turned on, selecting text in browse mode will also manipulate Firefox's own native selection.
Copying text with ``control+c`` will pass straight through to Firefox, thus copying the rich content, rather than NVDA's plain text representation. (#15830)
- When copying text in Microsoft Word with NVDA's browse mode enabled, formatting is now also included. (#16129)
- A new "on-demand" speech mode has been added.
When speech is on-demand, NVDA does not speak automatically (e.g. when moving the cursor) but still speaks when calling commands whose goal is explicitly to report something (e.g. report window title). (#481, @CyrilleB79)
- In the Speech category of NVDA's settings, it is now possible to exclude unwanted speech modes from the Cycle speech modes command (``NVDA+s``). (#15806, @lukaszgo1)
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