Flash sucks. It's memory intensive, proprietary and made by a company that
doesn't care about universal design or accessibility. The odd time I've
encountered a Flash intensive page, I've managed to find some type of
workaround by getting the information from somewhere else or having someone
fi
I was going to go there but I figured I'd done enough damage to threads today.
Great call!
Long live the Pocket Rocket!
On Mar 5, 2011, at 2:39 PM, Maxwell Ivey Jr. wrote:
> thanks for the giggle; doubt roller coasters and ferris wheels are in the
> same catagory. lol take care, max
> On Mar
I actually use windows when I need to access flash content. I find having a
Windows VM around invaluable.
On Mar 5, 2011, at 1:25 PM, Eric Oyen wrote:
> flash is completely inaccessible with vo. I have been bugging the devs over
> at adobe for a while now and all I get is form letter responses
What about the safari extension that makes at least some flash accessible?
That's what makes the samples on audible so easy to play compared to Windows,
for instance.
Mary
Mary Otten
motte...@gmail.com
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thanks for the giggle; doubt roller coasters and ferris wheels are in
the same catagory. lol take care, max
On Mar 5, 2011, at 4:31 PM, Andre Nuno Soares wrote:
On Mar 5, 2011, at 9:28 PM, Maxwell Ivey Jr. wrote:
Hello; ON my site i sell people's amusement equipment.
So you sell Pocket R
On Mar 5, 2011, at 9:28 PM, Maxwell Ivey Jr. wrote:
> Hello; ON my site i sell people's amusement equipment.
So you sell Pocket Rockets? :-)
Sorry, just couldn't resist crossing the wires on the 2 threads.
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Hello Eric,
In March of 2010, almost a year ago, Adobe posted a blog announcing that the
next "major" release of Flash Player will, "...enable
accessibility across all three major operating systems (Windows, Mac, and
Linux)." . Apparently the next major release will be Flash 11, or
whatever t
Are you talking about Click to Flash? I uninstalled that because I could never
get it to work. Whenever there was a flash video, there was supposed to be
something I could interact with to find a play button, but I could never find
that.
On Mar 5, 2011, at 4:18 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> Cn'
Hello; ON my site i sell people's amusement equipment. Given
differences in bandwidth and internet speed outside the u s, many will
send me you tube videos. I have taken to stripping the video and
converting it to mp4 so that it can be viewed on all the i devices.
My brother gives me gri
flash is completely inaccessible with vo. I have been bugging the devs over at
adobe for a while now and all I get is form letter responses. I think they are
actually bit-bucketing my e-nails instead of simply taking a look to see what
they can do.
I don't have a windows box here to dedicate t
Thi depends on what sites you need to use. I use youtube, and though this uses
flash, I don't have to click anything, so it's not as big a deal. On the other
hand, some sites require you to interact with flash content, and at this point,
using windows is the only option. Let's hope that html 5 c
Cn't you just use the flash extention for safari or would not that help?
On Mar 5, 2011, at 1:00 PM, Ryan Mann wrote:
> If you watch videos on the web, you should put Windows on your mac. There
> are videos on the on-demand section of freespeech.org that I cannot play
> since they use flash. T
Speaking personally, I don't use flash enough to mind its inaccessibility with
VO. Then again, its "accessibility" under Windows is pretty much a misnomer, I
think.
Best,
Zack.
On Mar 5, 2011, at 1:00 PM, Ryan Mann wrote:
> If you watch videos on the web, you should put Windows on your mac. Th
If you watch videos on the web, you should put Windows on your mac. There are
videos on the on-demand section of freespeech.org that I cannot play since they
use flash. The problem is that on some videos, there is a play button that you
have to activate. Since the button is a flash element, V
After reading the latest response in my Pitchfork thread, I'm curious
how big of a problem people find the lack of Flash support with VO to
be. I can applaud Jobs' anti-Flash position, since I've always found
unlabeled buttons in Flash players to be annoying with Jaws. But
there is so much flash
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