NVDA can now use the OCR functionality included in Windows 10 to recognize the text of images or inaccessible applications. Improved English (U.S.) 8 dot computer braille table, including support for bullets, the euro sign and accented letters. New braille translation tables: Danish 8 dot computer braille, Lithuanian, Persian 8 dot computer braille, Persian grade 1, Slovenian 8 dot computer braille. Added support for the SuperBraille braille display used in Taiwan. You can now enter Unicode braille characters from the braille keyboard on a braille display by selecting Unicode braille as the input table in Braille Settings. See the Braille Input section of the User Guide for details. You can now type in both contracted and uncontracted braille on a braille display with a braille keyboard. NVDA now automatically reports notifications in Microsoft Edge, such as when a download starts. NVDA now automatically reports incoming chat messages while in a Skype for Business conversation. 
NVDA now automatically reports notifications in Skype for Business Desktop, such as when someone starts a conversation with you.start screen, settings search, Windows 10 mail to/cc fields). A sound is now playd to indicate the appearance of suggestions in certain search fields in Windows 10 (E.g.The currently selected suggestion is now reported in Windows 10 Mail to/cc fields and the Windows 10 Settings search field.Added support for the Date picker control found in Microsoft Outlook Appointment dialogs.
In Browse mode for Microsoft Word, it is now possible to navigate to spelling errors using quick navigation (w and shift+w). In web browsers, NVDA now reports placeholder values for fields (specifically, aria-placeholder is now supported). See "System Wide Parameters" in the User Guide for more details. 
This is enabled via a setting in the registry.
NVDA user configuration files can now be stored in the user's local application data folder. You access these by selecting Windows OneCore voices in NVDA's Synthesizer dialog. NVDA can now speak using the new Windows OneCore voices (also known as Microsoft Mobile voices) included in Windows 10. Mathematical content (provided as MathML) is now supported in Google Chrome. In Microsoft PowerPoint, the exact type of a shape is now reported when editing a slide (such as triangle, circle, video or arrow), rather than just "shape". In Microsoft Outlook message lists, NVDA now reports if a message is flagged. A Braille setting has been added to "show messages indefinitely". Highlights of this release include input of contracted braille, support for new Windows OneCore voices available on Windows 10, in-built support for Windows 10 OCR, and many significant improvements regarding Braille and the web.
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