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Could some one please help with differences between those two screen readers? As I was faced with one issue while testing the accessibility using them.

After current Safari version upgrade to 10.1.2 from 10.1.1 the down arrow key stopped working properly when used along with voice over.

I have been using the Mac OSX's built in screen-reader for testing my site, I know it's not the best but it's all I have for now. But I'm finding it isn't pausing at the end of elements...

My bundle structure is like below:

I know the Visual Studio 2012 has an accessibility checker that checks for 508 compliance, but a portion of our content is dynamically generated using JavaScript and jQuery, and as such cannot be c

It's the first time I post here so please accept my apologies if this question has already been addressed in any way or I'm not following the correct guidelines.

There is no reference to motion/video found in SC 1.4.3 — simple "images" and "bac

Recently I have worked on a dashboard(Web).
It is a web enterprise product with a lot of data in each view with 20+ views.

I'm trying to make my React Native app accessible.

In native, when I have a Button, TalkBack says my content description, then the component type and then a hint like:

I am working to make my code more accessible for screen-readers and I have come across this situation and have been able to find no answer for it.

Is there a way to test if a GUI is usable for color blind person?

When using the ChromeVox screen reader I find that it's possible to navigate to a select box and to select options, but I can't work out how to have the screen reader read out the options, which is

My eight-year-old son is left-handed and I am right-handed. I wish to be able to quickly and easily switch primary and secondary mouse buttons from the command line. We use Windows 10.

Please correct me if I am wrong, but usually screen reader navigation works by pressing the tab key, and usually you do not have (or need) tab-able images.

I am working on a website using frames. The top frame holds the menu items and the bottom frame holds the main content.

How can I href to main frame content section?

Is there any way in which I can make my Vaadin-Grid accessible for screen reader users or even simply by tabbing?

I am currently working on a highly accessible website. How can I make the screen reader not read the (1) associated labels, (2) not indicate if it is checked or not, to a focused checkbox?

I have in my page "play/Stop Button Element". The button is changed to "play" or "stop" when it's pressed.

I'm trying to make my app accessible (use voice-over properly).

I have a button with accessibility label @"a". When the button is pressed, I have a callback that sets the accessibility label button.accessibilityLabel = @"b".