> Are screen readers capable of reading interfaces generated with QT or other desktop UI toolkits? Qt is one of the very few UI toolkits that is more or less a

> Are screen readers capable of reading interfaces generated with QT or other desktop UI toolkits? Qt is one of the very few UI toolkits that is more or less accessible. And even Qt's accessibility implementation isn't great. My advice for someone implementing a cross-platform desktop app would be to go with something based on the web platform. That doesn't have to be Electron; Tauri [1] looks promising, though I haven't tested it lately. > As an addendum, I'm pretty hopeful that in this decade we'll get AI vision enabled screen readers so anything that's displayable to a sighted person can also be immediately used with some caveats by someone reliant on screen reader. Sadly, that might be what it takes to get access to applications using the long tail of UI toolkits. [1]: https://tauri.studio/en/ https://tauri.studio/en/