This page lists the complete changelog for Event Tracker add-on releases.
- Removed add-on changelog from add-on help (readme) file.
- NVDA 2025.3.3 or later is required.
- The events list dialog will no longer show confusing information for the last event description when left open for an extended time.
- UIA drop target effect text is fetched from the focus ancestor object if the UIA object raising this event does not record this information.
- NVDA 2025.1 compatibility.
- NVDA 2024.1 or later is required due to Python 3.11 upgrade.
- Restored limited support for Windows 8.1.
- Made the add-on code more robust with help from Pyright (a Python static type checker).
- NVDA will record actual control role name instead of integers when reporting events.
- NVDA 2024.1 compatibility.
- opensourcesys/evtTracker #4: the first event's description no longer missing when first opening the event viewer. Contributed by: WangFeng Huang (hwf1324)
- NVDA 2022.4 or later is required.
- Windows 10 21H2 (November 2021 Update/build 19044) or later is required.
- Alert event (mostly for IAccessible objects) will be tracked.
- NVDA 2022.3 or later is required.
- Windows 10 or later is required as Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 are no longer supported by Microsoft as of January 2023.
- Added events list dialog (command unassigned) to list up to 100 recent events recorded by the add-on (Thiago Seus).
- Additional event information such as UIA notification properties are recorded at the same time as events.
- NVDA 2022.2 or later is required due to security.
- The following UIA property changes are tracked: drag drop effect, drop target effect.
- UIA item status property text is logged.
- NVDA will no longer play error tones or appear to do nothing if an object does not define a window class name.
- NVDA 2021.3 or later is required due to security.
- NVDA 2021.2 or later is required due to changes to NVDA that affects this add-on.
- UIA layout invalidated event will be tracked.
- Object role and states information will resemble developer info found in more recent NVDA releases.
- Initial release.