Darwin reader linked to bookshare.org is your answer
"Arnþór Helgason" <[email protected]> wrote:
>One of the wonderful things with the modern Android-phones is the way
>they can be made accessible. The only accessible EPUB-reader I have
>found on the web is The Ideal Group Reader, which reads unprotected
>e-books. If you enter this app by using MA to access it, it is not one
>of those apps fully accessible outside MA, as the text cannot be read,
>only the list of books and the table of contents. I have found a way
>around it by launching Talkback together with MA. I know it is not
>recommended by Code Factory to run the two screenreaders
>simultaneously,
>but in this case it works.
>I really hope Code Factory will work with some devellopers in making
>e-books accessible, whether they are protected or unprotected.
>
>Arnthor Helgason
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