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> has native a11y built-in What does this mean? `a11y` isn't some standard for making your app accessible, in fact it mostly seems to be guidelines for how to
by traverseda 4y ago
> has native a11y built-in
What does this mean? `a11y` isn't some standard for making your app accessible, in fact it mostly seems to be guidelines for how to make your website more accessible. Is there an `a11y` native app checklist somewhere that Gnome is compliant with (and presumably QT/kde isn't?). Am I missing some protocol Gnome is implementing that QT/kde isn't?
Legitimate question, not snark, I've looked into in the past and I really don't see what Gnome's doing to comply with this that everyone else isn't.
- audidude 4y agoGTK 4 has built-in support for at-spi in it's native controls and provides GtkAccessible interfaces which you can use to make custom widgetry accessible. > I really don't see what Gnome's doing to comply with this that everyone else isn't. That's because Sun and GNOME created those layers two decades ago for Xorg.