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You can't see it, but boy can you feel it.
by jdub 10y ago
You can't see it, but boy can you feel it.
- mwcampbell 10y agoAnd you can literally feel it, or hear it, if you're blind. Non-native GUIs are very often less than fully usable, or even downright inaccessible for less common toolkits, with a screen reader. The one exception I can think of is XUL-based apps (e.g. Firefox and Thunderbird) on Windows.
- lmm 10y agoQt specifically has very good accessibility support, no?
- mwcampbell 10y agoQt's accessibility support is only moderately useful in practice. As one anecdote, TeamTalk (http://bearware.dk/ http://bearware.dk/) has a "classic" MFC-based front-end just for blind Windows users.