i totally agree, i come across many sites every day that don't work in
one browser but they do in another. i think its just that all the code that
web designers use, arn't universial, but in many different programs, and
code types. if they were all the same then this would make us blind and low
vision people surf the web a bit esier, and ther would be no problems.. but,
we will always run into obsticals on the web, there is always gonna be part
that is inaccessible to us, just a fact of life i guess
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jo Taliaferro" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2011 1:51 PM
Subject: I second that!
I would add to the comments about WE and the web that some websites work
better if one uses Firefox and some if one uses internet explorer. I
simply
think some sites are getting makeovers and there's no way they will all be
accessible all of the time. We need to squawk at the people who design
the
websites, too and tell them why we can't access them and why accessibility
is so important to us as consumers. It's tough out there in cyberspace!
Rev. Jo Taliaferro
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