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Very unfortunate. I know many blind people who use screen readers and basic HTML is important to them.
by smirya0 3y ago
Very unfortunate. I know many blind people who use screen readers and basic HTML is important to them.
- louwhopley 3y agoCurious, would Gmail’s standard interface not be top-class when it comes to accessibility compatibility?
- forgotmypw17 3y agoIt's certainly not top class for a slower connection or an older device.
- jtokoph 3y agoWouldn’t the native email clients on devices be better anyway?
- wildrhythms 3y agoWhat happens when these users are relegated to using a Chromebook on the job or in school?
- CTOSian 3y agoThere is `Mutt` console email, linux mainly , on windows under cygwin, alas does not deal well with HTML emails, it can be connected to Gmail anyway.
- layer8 3y agoReading HTML email is fine under mutt with w3m. What's difficult is replying to HTML emails without losing the HTML for the quoted message.
- ericpruitt 3y agoI use Mutt almost exclusively, but I still use the Gmail web interface to write emails from time to time for this very reason. If you want to send emails verbatim, you can use Mutt's bounce feature, but that can confuse the recipient since bouncing leaves the original headers in-tact, including the "Date" header which means the email might not appear at the top of the user's inbox.
- layer8 3y agoBouncing also doesn’t work with strict DKIM/DMARC verification if the sending domain differs.