as per my knowledge it is yet not accessible. On 5/31/09, shikher goyal <[email protected]> wrote: > is it accessible with jaws? > with regards > shikher > skype: > shikago09 > > On 5/30/09, Ankit Jindal <[email protected]> wrote: >> Is google crome accessible to Jaws? I tried using it in December 2008 and >> I >> found it to be inaccessible? What is the group members user experience if >> at >> all anyone has used it? >> >> >> Warm regards >> Ankit Jindal >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: [email protected] >> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Renuka >> Warrier >> Sent: Sunday, May 31, 2009 9:06 AM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: [AI] Google Chrome in Indian languages >> >> >> >> Date:31/05/2009 URL: >> http://www.thehindu.com/2009/05/31/stories/2009053154941000.htm >> >> Front Page >> >> Google Chrome in Indian languages >> >> T. Ramachandran >> >> It is possible to switch from one language to another >> >> KOCHI: Google Chrome is now being offered in many Indian languages, with >> version 2 of the browser made available for download. >> >> The stable version 2 comes in Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, >> Marathi, Oriya (on Windows Vista alone), Tamil, and Telugu. A Hindi >> version >> was available >> earlier. >> >> What this means is that PC users who have Windows Vista as their operating >> system should be able to easily select the browser's interface language by >> using >> the language-setting options. It should also be possible to switch from >> one >> language to another by changing the language option and re-launching the >> browser. >> The users can then see the browser menus and other associated content in >> one >> of the Indian languages (or any of the other available language options). >> >> >> Recent phenomenon >> >> With Windows XP, the Indian language options are fewer, and font rendering >> might be an issue, if the user's system is not primed for it. Asked about >> this, >> a Google spokesperson said: "Creation and consumption of Indian language >> content on the web is a relatively recent phenomenon. In some cases, the >> fonts >> get installed by default, and if not, Google tries to provide installation >> or downloading option through all our products." >> >> Chrome was launched only in September 2008, but it has garnered a small >> share of the browser market. In December last, a Google blog post claimed >> that in >> just 100 days, the initial (beta) version had built up a base of over 10 >> million active users worldwide. >> >> Apart from its availability in several languages, speed was one feature on >> which there has been increased focus in the new version. Improvements had >> been >> made to get the browser to load up and render pages faster, Google >> claimed. >> >> Stability is also another improvement being highlighted, with the fixing >> of >> "over 300 bugs that caused crashes since launch." In the new release, >> Google >> also referred to the form autofill option, which enabled users to fill up >> form fields without having to input the same information in each instance. >> >> However, this browser is not packed with as many features as some of the >> others are. And it might not fit your bill, if you are a heavy user of the >> kind >> of add-ons that are possible with Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. >> >> A modern platform >> >> This has a lot to do with how Google has conceived the browser. It was >> "not >> just a browser but also a modern platform for web pages and applications." >> The >> browser is based on open source software. It has been developed with >> Webkit, >> an open source browser engine, which was originally deployed for the >> Safari >> browser. The rendering of Javascript, a scripting language widely used in >> the Web environment, was also speeded up, Google said. >> >> As for the release of the stable version 2 of the browser, Google itself >> said it did not give much weightage to version numbers, and these were >> "mainly >> a metric to help us keep track of changes internally." 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