Would be nice if there was support for ARIA live region in Safari/Webkit. This markup tells the screen reader that the content is updating and to announce anything that changes. Great for stock tickers and chat logs on the web. Just tested it with the latest Webkit and changes to my liveregion don't get announced. Apple has commited to supporting ARIA but they apparently haven't got to this part yet.

CB

Will Lomas wrote:
table identification for a start
how many headings frames and links a site has when it first loads would be advantagious for those who may want to know what elements are on a page before browsing it

On 24 Oct 2008, at 13:08, Mike Arrigo wrote:

I would say it's already there, what do you think the windows access has that te mac doesn't? Of course, flash support is not available on the mac yet, hopefully that will work at some point.
On Oct 24, 2008, at 1:51 AM, Will Lomas wrote:

hmmm wouldn't it be great to get safari web access for us up to that of windows competition?

On 24 Oct 2008, at 01:36, Babcock, Michael Alex wrote:

i wonder if this has voiceover on it? Hmm.


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