Re: Win32 App Accessibility
Voice over is one huge problem lol.About Electron, I hope that Chromium will be accessible on linux soon, as the guys from both Orca and Chromium projects are making a great job.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/451537/#p451537
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Re: Win32 App Accessibility
@5, to be fair, the QT accessibility problem is an issue with voice over and not necessarily QT's fault. At least it seems that way.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/451527/#p451527
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Re: Win32 App Accessibility
Not much else that needs to be said. Anything using standard winforms or even the more modern WPF frameworks is very accessible, because it works well with the Windows accessibility API's like UIA that are used by screen readers to do their job. What caused
Re: Win32 App Accessibility
I would not wish the win32 API on my worst enemy, just sayin'. I agree with 2 here. Making GUI toolkits sounds like a nice idea, but then you need to make your own widgets. QT does this extremely nicely, integrating UIA into theirframework with QT5 (and thereby
Re: Win32 App Accessibility
unless Electron is not accessible on Linux it has no go for me.About Win32, as Nyanchan said, if one ceates an application in pure Win32, you have a very good chance it will be accessible. It was like that since I remember.
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Re: Win32 App Accessibility
I can say that applications using win32 native widgets are 80% accessible. This is mainly because there are API functions that retrieve almost every information about windows on ram, which are organized as a large tree structure from the root desktop
Win32 App Accessibility
Hey all,I'm just doing a quick survey to ask about the accessibility of win32 apps over time.I think a major reason why accessibility dipped in the 2000s was because of a migration to the web, causing people to basically loosen up standards. Plus a lot of people
Win32 App Accessibility
Hey all,I'm just doing a quick survey to ask about the accessibility of win32 apps over time.I think a major reason why accessibility dipped in the 2000s was because of a migration to the web, causing people to basically loosen up standards. Plus a lot of people
