Re: Using Wireshark Packet Analyzer with a screen reader
The wireshark UI uses QT, which is a portable library that should work equally well on mac OS, windows, and Linux.
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Re: Using Wireshark Packet Analyzer with a screen reader
That's great. However, what should be done for the Mac side of things? It would be nice to see this accessible with both Windows and Mac OS
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Re: Using Wireshark Packet Analyzer with a screen reader
I'm currently working with wireshark developers to fix this. If you want, you can join the discussion.I'm about to make a couple posts about what information is revealed to jaws and/or NVDA, then I might explain to the other guy how
Re: Using Wireshark Packet Analyzer with a screen reader
Hey! I was just about to post my own question to ask the exact same thing, but then I decided to idly scroll through the recent topics, and what do ya know, I found this.I've been reading through the userguide, and found related
Re: Using Wireshark Packet Analyzer with a screen reader
If there happens to be a CLI version, your best bet might be to either use that or to pipe its output into a text file and read that. Might work best. I did use it at university, but I had a note taker assigned to me so I asked her
Re: Using Wireshark Packet Analyzer with a screen reader
I can't help recalling seeing a project like this up on github. Some developer created a commandline version of wireshark, just can't remember the name off the top of my head.
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Re: Using Wireshark Packet Analyzer with a screen reader
There is a command line tool, tshark, included with the program. You'll need to do your own learning to work out how to use it unless a staff member at your college can help you out, but I used it successfully for both university
Re: Using Wireshark Packet Analyzer with a screen reader
Not going to happen. You can't accurately read the analysis without extensive use of the JAWS cursor or NVDA equivalent, and I at least couldn't reliably confirm whether or not I was actually capturing what I was supposed to. I had
Using Wireshark Packet Analyzer with a screen reader
Has anyone done this successfully before? I tried doing this with both Jaws and NVDA. Some parts of the interface are readable, while others have missing labels and weird tab ordering behaviour. Need to use this for an assignment
