Again, I say there's no one size fits all answer. It's simply due to
human nature. We're all individuals. And a bunch of beeps and bops and
zings and dings would drive me crazy! I've already switched browse mode
on/off back to speech. It just feels more fluid to me than my brain
having to swap back and forth between defining words and sounds.
But as long as the speech options remain, I say add this functionality
and call it the pinball wizard option. Although I suppose the
hyper-sensitive connotation extract lingering therein would not be
politically correct these days and the law suits would start breaking wind.
Tom
On 10/23/2012 10:01 AM, [email protected] wrote:
I like the choice of using tones to indicate going in and out of Browse
mode. I would like this option extended to all elements of browsing web
pages. Having the option to get WE to use sounds to indicate links,
radio buttons, check boxes, etc. would be appreciated.
For some reason this makes going through pages faster, because tones
don't require as much time as words. And our brain seems to pick up on
the meaning of sounds very quickly.
Vic
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