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I doubt browser vendors can "fix" things for the more complex media types, because they tend to have no straightforward answer. What you tend to see with video
by nitwit005 8y ago
I doubt browser vendors can "fix" things for the more complex media types, because they tend to have no straightforward answer.
What you tend to see with video games is that people appreciate games that have a lot of configuration and control options. That let's the user figure out something that works for them. Unfortunately, that's not going to be expressible with some metadata like HTML attributes.
- alekssrkv 8y agoI would love to have some examples. I believe there are cases which don't make a perfect fit for metadata mappings, but keeping it on radar could help to evolve techs right way and address such cases.
- nitwit005 8y agoHere's a relatively recent thread with Ubisoft asking for help to improve accessibility: https://www.reddit.com/r/disabledgamers/comments/8kf9bx/ubisoft_needs_your_help_re_games_and_accessibility/ https://www.reddit.com/r/disabledgamers/comments/8kf9bx/ubis... The consistent theme I see is being able to change the controls, which is often game specific, making it difficult for the browser to help out.