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Tag Archives: NVDA
Quick tip: Handling the sub menus in the WordPress 3.3 admin area with a screen reader
This is a quick tip to show how to use the new sub menus in the admin area of WordPress 3.3 with a screen reader. For this, I’m using NVDA 2011.3RC, and Firefox 9. The new sub menus are a … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, NVDA, WordPress
Tagged Firefox, KeyboardAccessibility, NVDA, WordPress
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What’s new in Accessibility in Firefox 8.0
The newest update to Firefox has just been released to the public, and it’s that time again where we look at the user-facing and facing assistive technologies changes in this Firefox release. If not otherwise noted, these changes apply to … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, Firefox
Tagged Accessibility, AssistiveTechnology, Firefox, JAWS, NVDA, WhatsNew, Window-Eyes
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NV Access receives a Mozilla grant to further push accessibility on the web
The Mozilla project is very committed to making the web available to all people. To further that goal, members of the Mozilla community actively work with Non-Visual Desktop Access and other accessibility initiatives to make sure everyone benefits from the … Continue reading
Posted in Mozilla, NVDA
Tagged Accessibility, Grant, Mozilla, NonVisualDesktopAccess, NVDA
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Last weeks in the “Accessible” module, May 11, 2009
Sorry for being a slacker in updating you guys regularly on what’s been happening! But we’ve been quite busy at getting some stuff finished and hopefully ready for inclusion in 3.5. I already posted about the return of the descriptions … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, ARIA, Firefox, NVDA, SeaMonkey, Thunderbird
Tagged Accessibility, Firebug, Firefox, NVDA
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Article on how to use NVDA and Firefox to test web sites for accessibility
I just published an article on how to use NVDA and Firefox to do website testing. This article can be found on the front page of my blog under the “Pages” section, in the “Articles” sublist. The article is meant … Continue reading
NVDA 0.6p3 released, quite some news for Mozilla users!
As you may or may not have read, the NVDA team released NVDA 0.6p3 last night. Below, I’d like to highlight those of the changes that are of special interest to those using Mozilla products such as Firefox or Thunderbird … Continue reading
NV Access published their progress on the Mozilla Foundation grant
The new year starts out with a bang! NV Access, the makers of theNVDA, a free, open-source screen reader for Windows, have published their progress report on the current Mozilla Foundation grant. The grant goals were laid out for a … Continue reading
WordPress 2.6 brings a lot of accessibility improvements!
I just upgraded this blog to WordPress 2.6. This version brings with it a number of accessibility enhancements. One thing you might have noticed already is that there is now a default language set. Default English blogs should now always … Continue reading
Posted in Accessibility, ARIA, Firefox, Orca, WordPress
Tagged Accessibility, ARIA, Firefox, NVDA, Orca, WordPress
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