Michael, sorry for the late reply.
What I remember we've added numerous hot keys to ease the access on a request
of a visually impaired user; I don't remember any complaints of such problems
you describe. He was obviously able to screen read and certainly was not
blocked from those information you mention.
Not sure what does "The information is displayed in an inaccessible way." mean.
DC++ is using standard Windows components, mostly rich text boxes, lists, edit
boxes, menus and dialogs for displaying most of the information.
I'm not familiar with screen reading software so I can't think of anything
problematic. If you are able to attach screenshots of how does DC++ look like
in your environment, it might give some clue why your reader software is unable
to read the information displayed.
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Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1926222
Title:
DC++ is not accessible to blind persons using screen reading software.
Status in DC++:
Incomplete
Bug description:
DC++ does not verbalize any information to screen readers for blind
users. No information in any of the fields is verbalized nor can I
even attempt to access the information in an offline mode available
with the screen readers. The information is displayed in an
inaccessible way.When I attempt to use DC++ my screen reader software
does not verbalize any information either about what DC++ transmits
about hubs nor my connection status. Has there been any attempt to
make this program accessible? Thanks.
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