accessibility

Im doing a html page which has to be accessible.

I have the following bootstrap popover:

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.

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


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.

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

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

For some strange reason, whenever I log in to my LXDE desktop, I see the KDE accessibility applet on the panel/taskbar.

I'm currently running Opensuse 42.1 Leap.

I have a visual disability so I use the Zoom functionality built into Gnome's Universal Access tools.

I have my hands full most of the day although I can do some operations on a computer.