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For an ADA claim it shouldn't matter. You're usually not asked to demonstrate your disability. There are people who only use Linux in textmode.
by R0b0t1 5y ago
For an ADA claim it shouldn't matter. You're usually not asked to demonstrate your disability.
There are people who only use Linux in textmode.
- franga2000 5y agoSure, but I'd be surprised if any modern web app worked in TUI browsers.
- R0b0t1 5y agoA lot of them do if the text is scraped. Lack of scrapable text is an ADA issue.
- franga2000 5y agoA JS app can be perfectly accessible (if written correctly), despite giving a CLI browser nothing but a "please turn on JS" page. Both Firefox and Google Chrome support powerful screen readers and other accessibility features based on an open standard. A site using these would surely be ADA-compliant
- R0b0t1 5y agoYou can't dictate a specific solution. It probably hasn't happened yet but someone who exclusively uses the FOSS software probably has grounds to request flat text. Flat text may be better with current hardware, who knows. A business is going to have a hard time arguing that providing text is unreasonable.
- Closi 5y agoYou will need to state what the specific issue is for yourself/someone else though, rather than just what you want the solution to be.