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I can see the content in the textareas are a bunch of Unicode glyphs that aren't mapped to speakable characters and when I perform a "read all" action mostly re
by ctoth 4y ago
I can see the content in the textareas are a bunch of Unicode glyphs that aren't mapped to speakable characters and when I perform a "read all" action mostly render as questionmarks.
- viggity 4y agoInteresting how the screen reader will use the raster image for a PDF but not for the website. Based on the work I had to do to get the PDF to work, PDFs are a clusterfuck of glyphs floating in space and not really structured like HTML, so presumably they have to do the raster for the PDF so they can determine+optimize their own text flow but they're relying on the hierarchy of HTML to be enough of a guidepost that they don't need to OCR raster data. Thank you very much for replying!
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