Control a Windows computer running NVDA from this browser. You hear the remote computer's speech and
sounds here, and your keyboard controls it.
Status:Not connected
Connect to a remote computer
How to set up the remote computer
On the remote computer, make sure NVDA 2025.1 or later is running.
Open the NVDA menu (NVDA+N), then Tools, then Remote Access, then Connect.
Set Mode to Allow this computer to be controlled.
Set Server to Use existing.
In Host, type the same server as above. If the port is not 6837, add a colon and the port, for
example example.com:1234.
In Key, type the same key as above, then press OK.
You will hear a sound here when the remote computer joins.
Or, once you're connected, copy the NVDA Remote link from "Invite the remote computer" and open it on
the remote computer.
Using the older NVDA Remote add-on instead? It works too: choose Allow this machine to be
controlled in its Connect dialog.
Remote session
Controlling the remote computer
Clipboard from the remote computer
Type or paste text to send
"Type it" presses the keys for each character, and works with letters, numbers and common
punctuation. For anything else, use "Send as clipboard", then press Control+V on the remote computer.
On-screen keys
Choose modifier keys first, then a key. Modifiers are released after the key is pressed.
Invite the remote computer
Send one of these to whoever is at the remote computer.
Braille
The remote computer's braille display, shown as braille characters.
Speech history
Everything the remote computer has said, newest last.
Nothing yet.
Settings
Changes apply straight away and are saved in this browser.