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that would defeat the purpose of the obfuscation, as whatever screen reader can easily read so can userscript.
by Yiin 4y ago
that would defeat the purpose of the obfuscation, as whatever screen reader can easily read so can userscript.
- bryanrasmussen 4y agofirst off I suppose there can be lots of different places where aria-hidden would be used. So it might be really silly for userscript to strip out aria-hidden areas. So then you use aria-hidden on your area with the obfuscated Sponsored text in it. Userscript still needs to handle it just as much as before, and the screen reader is free from dealing with it. at any rate there is no real connection between these two technologies and if FB wanted to keep something from screen readers but still force userscripts to have to work to figure out what to do about them there would be thousands of ways to make that the case.