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It seems there are less reasons the more time passes. I thought that screen-readers don't support javascript (imagining something like lynx), but it turns out t
by dimitar 12y ago
It seems there are less reasons the more time passes. I thought that screen-readers don't support javascript (imagining something like lynx), but it turns out that its a myth by now: http://a11yproject.com/posts/myth-screen-readers-dont-use-javascript/ http://a11yproject.com/posts/myth-screen-readers-dont-use-ja...
- SilkRoadie 12y agoI can confirm this. Recently got a complaint from a blind user about an inaccessible form element that was buried deep deep within our JavaScript web app. We learned a couple of things that day.
- hollerith 12y agoThe fact that screen-readers try to make sense out of JS-heavy pages does not mean that blind users wouldn't benefit if there were no JS between them and the text they want to hear.