Alexander,
I misunderstood your question. VoiceOver is a client that uses them. I
don't know whether there are other clients.
There is currently no proposal. Largely, the accessibility interface
in WebKit on the Mac reflects our work together with the VoiceOver
team, as they have historically been the sole client. Future work is
captured in bugs reported internally at Apple.
What are your interests here?
Dave
On Dec 18, 2007, at 12:33 PM, Alexander Surkov wrote:
Hi, David.
Did I get you correct, neither clients (like VoiceOver or any screen
reader) not servers supports these interfaces? Do you know is
anybody going to support them?
You're right that page is not proposal, it just list webkit
extension existed in 2006 year. Btw, can you give me more info/point
some documentation about lifecycle of proposal?
Alexander.
David Harrison wrote:
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Alexander,
That page reads as more of a summary of the current state rather
than any for of proposal.
The code is the only documentation at this point.
The central files are in
http://trac.webkit.org/projects/webkit/browser/trunk/WebCore/bridge/mac
AXObjectCacheMac.mm
WebCoreAXObject.h
WebCoreAXObject.mm
AXObjectCacheMac.h is in the parent "bridge" directory
These interfaces are unique to WebKit. They are meant to mirror the
numeric index-based accessibility found in AppKit's text modules,
using a much more efficient interface tailored to html/css content.
Dave
On Dec 17, 2007, at 4:09 AM, Alexander Surkov wrote:
Hi, David.
I read webkit proposes an extension of Universal Access in order
to improve accessibility support in browser (http://wiki.mozilla.org/Mac:Accessibility/UniversalAccess:Webkit
). Can you point me some documentation/source code where I can get
up to dated information? Does any software excluding webkit
support these extensions?
Thank you.
Alexander.
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