I can't agree at all. Unless MS is bringing in WE people and consulting
with them, there's no way in the world it should or will be easier for WE
people to write code so a program's accessible. This increasingly
inaccessible stuff started with Google from most of what I've been hearing
and they show no signs of making any efforts at accessibility and everyone
else just follows what's new and glitzy.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Massey via Talk" <[email protected]>
To: "'Window-Eyes Discussion List'" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, July 31, 2015 6:56 AM
Subject: Windows 10 is working better than I expected
Hi everyone. Gary, I absolutely agree with your point that since Ai
Squared
is partnered with Microsoft that the Microsoft Edge browser should be
accessible using Window-eyes 9.2 under Windows 10. Yes, I know, none of
the
other major screen readers I've read and listened to podcasts about, work
with Microsoft Edge. Ai Squared in partnership with Microsoft should have
been able to make Microsoft Edge accessible with Window-eyes. I must
admit
that I have to take Marc Solomon's response to another list member
regarding
how difficult it really is to implement accessibility into a particular
program. However,. I think Gary's point is a valid one. Again, I am
sure
that from Marc's comments to the list member that implementing
accessibility
into Microsoft Edge is easier said than done under the circumstances.
Mike M.
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