I would also urge GW Micro to work further on browse mode! But I don't want
to get nervous on this! There are programs on the internet that help
visually impaired people to browse the web whatever screen reader they use,
such was webformator or webbie or webvisum. F.e. when using youtube I miss
the data of duration of videos I want to watch. I cannot find this in browse
mode! Therefore I use the webformator! I think we all should make the most
of all helping means we find on the web! I am not ashamed to say that I use
NVDA to use windows live mail simply because it reacts faster than Wineyes
does at this moment! This can only be an incentive for the GW staff to work
on things when they notice that free programs do work in some cases as good
as or better than a commercial product!
Keep up the good work!
Davy
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
From: Jo Taliaferro
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2011 9:51 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: I second that!
I would add to the comments about WE and the web that some websites work
better if one uses Firefox and some if one uses internet explorer. I simply
think some sites are getting makeovers and there's no way they will all be
accessible all of the time. We need to squawk at the people who design the
websites, too and tell them why we can't access them and why accessibility
is so important to us as consumers. It's tough out there in cyberspace!
Rev. Jo Taliaferro
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