Ricardo, The Kindle accessibility plug in application was designed using something called the qt graphics package. I haven't a clue what that is. But given that they went out of their way to use something that doesn't let you actually use the app with your screen reader, using the screen reader's navigation keys, speech synthesis etc, I would guess that they're not going to write anything for the Mac that enables vo users to get full access. they're still worried about their precious agreement with the publishers and the tts. Since Macs and I-devices have screen reading available by default, somebody at Amazon will undoubtedly decide that they can't let Mac users have the access, because they it would be available to everybody. You can't use the accessibility app on Windoes unless you have a screen reader installed, even though the tts used does not come from your screen reader.
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