That's already been done, such descriptions as headings, lists,
tables, forms, etc. So you're reading your web page and you come
across headings, as far as I know at present you have absolutely know
idea wwhere the headings are, that's just one example.
Now I've stated that I'm not using Safari 3 Beta and for all I know,
Apple may have included element descriptions in that, I hope they
have as I regard them as particularly important when browsing the
web, yes you can get along without them as I've been doing for 18
months when using the Mac <smile> but they're damn handy sometimes too.
On 02/09/2007, at 8:18 PM, Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis wrote:
Dane Trethowan wrote:
it annoys me that VO doesn't give descriptions of elements found on
Web
What descriptions would you like that are not already described,
precisely? It would be worth making a list and sending it to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] .
According to one report, Leopard's VoiceOver will allow you to set
verbosity for particular things (like links, lists, and list markers):
http://www.thinksecret.com/archives/macosxleopard/0608wwdc/source/
sysprefverbosity.html
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