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A crucial downside compared to wx is that U++ doesn't use native widgets, at least on Windows. And unlike Qt, it doesn't implement platform accessibility APIs.
by mwcampbell 11y ago
A crucial downside compared to wx is that U++ doesn't use native widgets, at least on Windows. And unlike Qt, it doesn't implement platform accessibility APIs. This is a show-stopper for blind users, because their screen readers can't identify the types of the widgets, tell which one has keyboard focus, etc.
- lultimouomo 11y agoI haven't dug seriously into it, but I think Qt has decent accessibility support: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/accessible.html http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/accessible.html
- mwcampbell 11y agoMy mistake. You're right, Qt does implement accessibility. Fixed in the comment.