In applications using QT 5.11 or newer, object descriptions are again reported. NVDA now always speaks when navigating by word and landing on any single symbol followed by white space, whatever the verbosity settings. Information reported in browse mode, such as the formatting info with NVDA+F, are now displayed in a slightly bigger window centered on screen. When using the "move review cursor to focus" command in browse mode, the review cursor is now set at the position of the virtual caret. NVDA now reports the correct terminology for notes in MS Excel. 
In Microsoft Excel, the Elements List dialog now presents formulas in their localized form. In the Add-ons manager, when prompted to confirm removal of an add-on, "No" is now the default. You can now utilize table navigation in list boxes with checkable list items when the particular list has multiple columns. Updated eSpeak-NG to 1.51-dev, commit 1fb68ffffea4. CLDR updated from version 36.1 to version 37. NVDA no longer automatically sets the system focus to focusable elements by default in browse mode, improving performance and stability. To report formatting at the review cursor position now use NVDA+shift+f. The Report formatting script (NVDA+f) has now been changed to report the formatting at the system caret rather than at the review cursor position. 
"Automatic focus mode for caret movement" setting is now compatible with disabling "Automatically set focus to focusable elements". 
Handy Tech Active Braille with joystick is now supported. To do this, press the add button after you selected the Emulated system keyboard keys category. New emulated system keyboard keys can be added from NVDA's Input gestures dialog. This can be toggled on and off by a new NVDA Document Formatting option for Highlighting. The existence of marked (highlighted) content is reported in both speech and braille in all web browsers. NVDA now detects read-only text UIA controls. The default gesture is NVDA+control+alt+t. An option has been added to the Touch Interaction panel of NVDA's settings. You can now toggle NVDA's touchscreen support. Note that disabling this option will still read the alternative texts of graphics. You can now toggle reporting of graphics from NVDA's document formatting settings. 
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