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I am working on making an overlay modal more accessible. It works essentially like this JSFiddle.

While making a html page, I notice that NVDA reads "clickable" for every <p> or <span> tag. Is there a way to stop this?

I was running lynx to test some HTML I had to do, because having accessibility in mind.

I have a form with 3 input fields and then a button that is shaped like a next symbol.

I want to detect whether a screen reader is running on a user's machine to avoid sound clashing with audio tag in html. If so, please provide details on how this could be done.

<input type="search" placeholder="search" />


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Apple's tight integration of POSIX-compliant file paths and a command line interface, and their historically strong hardware and manufacturing standards have had me on the Mac platform for years.

While working in Visual Studio and Firefox, I must have accidentally pressed some key combination that activated some accessibility feature of one of the involved applications (or of Windows 8.1 it

I run the 3d application Blender and the program has the ability to do it's own desktop space on each screen of a multi monitor setup.

This is what I'm kind of looking for, but it only works in the terminal.

I have updated my google-chrome to version 57 , after that menu font size and tabs font size and bookmark bar font size , are very large. and I hate that. So I try to fix it,but I can't.

I have a tagged PDF that has a one remaining accessibility problem: some background images were never tagged as background images.

Is it possible to change text cursor color systemwide? I want to make it easy to catch red color.

I am currently modifying some values in the Mousekeys registry under HKCU:\Control Panel\Accessibility using PowerShell.

In Visio 2007, the "Shapes" window (the stencil) shows the master icons and their text labels. Is there any way to increase the font size used in that window?

I would like to adjust the styling of websites on a specific domain in Firefox, but the instructions I found

I purchased a Chromebook for an elderly relative to use. I've enabled every helpful accessibility feature (large cursor, cursor indicators, etc).

I accidentally pressed some buttons while starting Word 2013, and I don't know what I did:

I love using the win+ directional keys to maximize/minimize/push windows the right or left. But, I do not like my windows being automatically arranged near the edge of the screen.