#screenreader — Public Fediverse posts
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Lichess has always been the most #accessible #chess website for #blind #screenreader users. You can play games there, analyze them, even do puzzles. What you can't do, though, is learn the absolute basics there.
The tutorials are not accessible, and this has been a problem for years from what I know.
I'm fixing that. I have the platform running locally, and already fixed the " collect the stars"-style tutorials so they work with screen readers. Once i'm happy with these changes I will submit a pull request upstream... let's hope they feel up to merging it once I'm done here. #lichess #accessibility #blindChess #webdev #openSource #tech -
Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How To Use JAWS Smart Glance Highlights to Quickly Locate Important Text on a Web Page: https://toptechtidbits.com/using-jaws-smart-glance/
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Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How To Use JAWS Smart Glance Highlights to Quickly Locate Important Text on a Web Page: https://toptechtidbits.com/using-jaws-smart-glance/
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Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How To Use JAWS Smart Glance Highlights to Quickly Locate Important Text on a Web Page: https://toptechtidbits.com/using-jaws-smart-glance/
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Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How To Use JAWS Smart Glance Highlights to Quickly Locate Important Text on a Web Page: https://toptechtidbits.com/using-jaws-smart-glance/
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Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How To Use JAWS Smart Glance Highlights to Quickly Locate Important Text on a Web Page: https://toptechtidbits.com/using-jaws-smart-glance/
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#ScreenReader question
I found a bug in one component I’m auditing related to #NVDA in Firefox, but turns out the bug appears in version 2020.4 and not anymore in version 2026.1.
So now I was wondering, how quickly people update to new versions and how far back we should support compliance 🤔 Are there statistics on which version of NVDA people are using most?
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Curious what other screen reader users, disabled tech folks, or desktop-first people are using these days for news discovery.
I’ve been looking at tools like Feedly, NewsBlur, Particle, and similar RSS/AI-assisted readers because I’m trying to reduce how dependent I am on my phone for news and discovery. Right now, Google Discover is honestly the closest thing I’ve found to “surface interesting things before I even know I want to search for them,” but it’s frustratingly mobile-first.
The problem I keep running into is that a lot of RSS advice seems optimized for people who enjoy building and curating feed systems as a hobby. I don’t mind some setup, but I’m not really looking for “an RSS sync backend plus another app plus a bunch of manual curation.” At that point it feels like the workflow itself becomes the job.
I’m specifically interested in tools that work well for:
- screen readers,
- keyboard-first workflows,
- low-sensory/text-first use,
- desktop use rather than mobile-only experiences,
- and actual discovery rather than just syncing feeds I already follow.
I’ve also noticed that something can be “accessible” in theory while still being exhausting in practice. For example:
- unlabeled buttons/links,
- infinite scrolling,
- noisy or visually dense interfaces,
- excessive sound/audio cues,
- heavy curation requirements,
- or workflows that assume lots of executive-function bandwidth.
I tried Inoreader once and ran into a lot of unlabeled controls, which pretty quickly killed it for me. I’m currently looking more seriously at NewsBlur and maybe Feedly, but I’d really love to hear actual experiences from people using these day-to-day with screen readers or other accessibility needs.
Especially interested in:
- whether these tools genuinely reduce effort,
- whether they help with discovery/serendipity,
- and whether anyone has found a setup that partially replaces the “Google Discover on mobile” niche without becoming a giant maintenance project.
Would also love to hear about alternatives I may not know about.
#Accessibility #Blind #ScreenReader #RSS #NewsBlur #Feedly #AI #AssistiveTechnology #DisabledTech #Mastodon #Tech #Neurodivergent #Productivity #Linux #OpenWeb
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NV Access are very pleased to be named in the Forbes @forbes Accessibility 200 for 2026!
https://www.forbes.com/lists/accessibility/
"The Forbes Accessibility 200 highlights companies, individuals, and organizations that make the world more available to everyone."
#NVDA #NVDAsr #Accessibility #ScreenReader #Technology #News #Forbes #ForbesAccessibility200 #Accessibility200
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I go to a webpage. The first two things I hear from my #screenReader are:
"Notifications (F8) region list. out of list out of region Notifications alt+T region".
Why does this website have two regions for notifications? Why do they each have their own hotkey, each of which is nonsensical in its own way? Why is the hotkey in the accessible name? Why are they both empty, and why am I exposed to them if they are both empty?
And possibly the most important question of all: who is developing these reusable notifications regions that I now see on a nontrivial number of websites? Always either "Notifications (F8)" or "Notifications alt+T". Always empty.
Make it stop!
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NVAccess and the slow Erosion of trust: I still believe that NVDA is the best available screen reader, and I still donate monthly. These are just a chronicle of decisions that have made me go... Huh. What? stuff.interfree.ca/2026/05/20/nvaccess-and-the-slow-erosion-of-trust.html #screenreader #nvda #a11y -
Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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NVDA 2026.1.1 is now available! This is a patch release to fix security issues. A bug fix is also included for an issue introduced in 2026.1 with how ctrl+f is handled in File Explorer. A change introduced in 2026.1 with how NVDA handles connection issues with Remote Access was removed.
Read more and download from https://www.nvaccess.org/post/nvda-2026-1-1/
#NVDA #NVDAsr #ScreenReader #Accessibility #News #NewVersion #Update
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Do you use Apple Mail on your Mac and sort messages by thread? If so, open a collapsed message thread with the return key and discover you can use option-up arrow or option-down arrow to move to the previous or next message within the thread. It's a real timesaver, allowing you to read each message without having to close the message window and move to the next message in the thread. #BITSTips #MacOS #KeyboardAccess #VoiceOver #ScreenReader #Accessibility
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Hey everyone. For those using the Facebook app on iOS with the latest version, is anyone else having issues opening or going directly into a post itself? Just trying to see if this is a wider problem or something on my end.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #iOS #Facebook #Blind #A11y #ScreenReader
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Second update: Yes, this is pointless security theatre. Any addon can download and execute remote code. So even if you do all of the work I mentioned, unless you audit the code, you still have no idea if the addon is safe or secure. This just gives users a dangerously false sense of security. The only way it would be meaningful is if NVDA code signs all addons, disables remotely downloading files, and only allows approved addons through the store. And doing this would be far, far worse than the alternative. It would mean, for one, that Eloquence would be completely dead as an NVDA addon. NVDA doesn't allow it in the addon store, and thus wouldn't sign it.
Update: it looks like the outreach to virustotal.com in my firewall logs was unrelated to NVDA. Based on a look at: github.com/nvaccess/nvda/blob/master/source/addonStore/models/scanResults.py
NVDA just accepts whatever the addon manifest says without verification. So instead of a privacy violation, this is just pointless. I can put whatever I want there in my addons, and it'll reassure the user that no viruses were found. To actually know the truth, a user has to:
* visit the URL
* hash there addon
* compare the hashes
And only then can they know if the results in the virustotal URL they visited are the same ones for the addon they installed, and that the information in the manifest is correct based on the actual virustotal.com findings.
By the time you do all that, either Windows Defender has flagged the virus, or you're already screwed.
I guess I'd rather pointless security theatre than privacy violation, if I have to choose. But can't I have neither?
It looks like in the latest #nvdasr alphas, it's now sending all of your addons to be scanned by VirusTotal. I did not give permission for this, and I do not want this. How long until NVDA stops addons it doesn't approve from running at all? For now I have virustotal.com blocked at the router. There seems to be no other way to block this.
'scanResults': {'scanUrl': 'www.virustotal.com/gui/file/2a83b713e38596cfbcb3f98b5eb91530ddfd0e9319907c6119cbbbe08f7acc88', 'malicious': 0, 'undetected': 67, 'harmless': 0, 'suspicious': 0, 'failure': 0, 'timeout': 0, 'confirmedTimeout': 0, 'typeUnsupported': 9}}
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "addonStore\models\scanResults.pyc", line 31, in fromDict
KeyError: 'virusTotal'
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Berlin | So geht Social Media barrierefrei
Berlin (dpa/tmn) – Soziale Medien sind allgegenwärtig – aber nicht für alle Menschen gleichermaßen nutzbar. Vie…
#Berlin #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Alternativtext #Barrierefrei #Behinderung #Computer #Emojis #Fotografie #FotosVideos #Germany #Hashtags #Internet #Kontrast #Ratgeber #Screenreader #SocialMedia #Software #Technik #tmn1100 #TPDS #Webseiten
https://www.europesays.com/de/1029526/ -
Berlin | So geht Social Media barrierefrei
Berlin (dpa/tmn) – Soziale Medien sind allgegenwärtig – aber nicht für alle Menschen gl…
#Bielefeld #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Alternativtext #Barrierefrei #Behinderung #Computer #Emojis #Fotografie #FotosVideos #Germany #Hashtags #Internet #Kontrast #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Ratgeber #Screenreader #SocialMedia #Software #Technik #tmn1100 #TPDS #Webseiten
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This was invented for #AI. However, I'm finding it really nice for screen readers:
RTK rewrites output from chatty terminal commands that produce a lot of output, often in complex tables, in order to make the output 80 to 90 percent shorter. Just put rtk in front of the command you want to compress. So "rtk git status" instead of "git status". And you can be sure the compacted output is correct because it's just using regular expressions and deterministic rules under the hood to rewrite output from the tools it knows about. If it doesn't know about a particular command, it just passes the output on unchanged.
github.com/rtk-ai/rtk
Now I've got to figure out how to wire this up in #bash so it'll just happen without me typing rtk all the time.
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We have put out a release candidate for NVDA 2026.1.1. This is a patch release to fix security issues. A bug fix is also included for an issue introduced in 2026.1 with how ctrl+f is handled in File Explorer.
Read more and download from: https://www.nvaccess.org/post/nvda-2026-1-1rc1/
#NVDA #NVDAsr #ScreenReader #Accessibility #NewVersion #News #PreRelease #FOSS #FLOSS #Free #Software
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Hi everyone. Quick question for those using the built-in Apple Mail app with VoiceOver. Is anyone else having issues selecting text inside an email? I can’t seem to get any text to select at all. Not sure if this is a VoiceOver bug, a Mail issue, or if I’m missing something. Any tips would be appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Apple #AppleMail #Blind #ScreenReader #MacOS #A11y -
Hi everyone. Quick question for those using the built-in Apple Mail app with VoiceOver. Is anyone else having issues selecting text inside an email? I can’t seem to get any text to select at all. Not sure if this is a VoiceOver bug, a Mail issue, or if I’m missing something. Any tips would be appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Apple #AppleMail #Blind #ScreenReader #MacOS #A11y -
Hi everyone. Quick question for those using the built-in Apple Mail app with VoiceOver. Is anyone else having issues selecting text inside an email? I can’t seem to get any text to select at all. Not sure if this is a VoiceOver bug, a Mail issue, or if I’m missing something. Any tips would be appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Apple #AppleMail #Blind #ScreenReader #MacOS #A11y -
Hi everyone. Quick question for those using the built-in Apple Mail app with VoiceOver. Is anyone else having issues selecting text inside an email? I can’t seem to get any text to select at all. Not sure if this is a VoiceOver bug, a Mail issue, or if I’m missing something. Any tips would be appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Apple #AppleMail #Blind #ScreenReader #MacOS #A11y -
Hi everyone. Quick question for those using the built-in Apple Mail app with VoiceOver. Is anyone else having issues selecting text inside an email? I can’t seem to get any text to select at all. Not sure if this is a VoiceOver bug, a Mail issue, or if I’m missing something. Any tips would be appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Apple #AppleMail #Blind #ScreenReader #MacOS #A11y -
Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How to Use JAWS Page Explorer to Provide Tips on Navigating Busy or Complex Web Pages: https://toptechtidbits.com/jaws-page-explorer/
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Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How to Use JAWS Page Explorer to Provide Tips on Navigating Busy or Complex Web Pages: https://toptechtidbits.com/jaws-page-explorer/
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Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How to Use JAWS Page Explorer to Provide Tips on Navigating Busy or Complex Web Pages: https://toptechtidbits.com/jaws-page-explorer/
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Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How to Use JAWS Page Explorer to Provide Tips on Navigating Busy or Complex Web Pages: https://toptechtidbits.com/jaws-page-explorer/
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Check out this week's JAWS Power Tip: How to Use JAWS Page Explorer to Provide Tips on Navigating Busy or Complex Web Pages: https://toptechtidbits.com/jaws-page-explorer/
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Hi everyone. Question regarding Betterbird on the Mac. I’m trying to select text in an email using regular VoiceOver commands, but I can’t tell if it’s actually selecting anything because VoiceOver stays completely silent. Not sure if I’m missing something or if it’s just not giving feedback.
Finding attachments in an email is also tricky.
Also, is there a way to close an entire email thread at once? Right now Command-W only closes one email at a time.
One more thing: searching for emails with VoiceOver feels tricky too, especially navigating and finding the actual email in the search results.
Any tips from other VoiceOver users would be greatly appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Blind #Mac #Betterbird #Email #ScreenReader #A11y -
Hi everyone. Question regarding Betterbird on the Mac. I’m trying to select text in an email using regular VoiceOver commands, but I can’t tell if it’s actually selecting anything because VoiceOver stays completely silent. Not sure if I’m missing something or if it’s just not giving feedback.
Finding attachments in an email is also tricky.
Also, is there a way to close an entire email thread at once? Right now Command-W only closes one email at a time.
One more thing: searching for emails with VoiceOver feels tricky too, especially navigating and finding the actual email in the search results.
Any tips from other VoiceOver users would be greatly appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Blind #Mac #Betterbird #Email #ScreenReader #A11y -
Hi everyone. Question regarding Betterbird on the Mac. I’m trying to select text in an email using regular VoiceOver commands, but I can’t tell if it’s actually selecting anything because VoiceOver stays completely silent. Not sure if I’m missing something or if it’s just not giving feedback.
Finding attachments in an email is also tricky.
Also, is there a way to close an entire email thread at once? Right now Command-W only closes one email at a time.
One more thing: searching for emails with VoiceOver feels tricky too, especially navigating and finding the actual email in the search results.
Any tips from other VoiceOver users would be greatly appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Blind #Mac #Betterbird #Email #ScreenReader #A11y -
Hi everyone. Question regarding Betterbird on the Mac. I’m trying to select text in an email using regular VoiceOver commands, but I can’t tell if it’s actually selecting anything because VoiceOver stays completely silent. Not sure if I’m missing something or if it’s just not giving feedback.
Finding attachments in an email is also tricky.
Also, is there a way to close an entire email thread at once? Right now Command-W only closes one email at a time.
One more thing: searching for emails with VoiceOver feels tricky too, especially navigating and finding the actual email in the search results.
Any tips from other VoiceOver users would be greatly appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Blind #Mac #Betterbird #Email #ScreenReader #A11y -
Hi everyone. Question regarding Betterbird on the Mac. I’m trying to select text in an email using regular VoiceOver commands, but I can’t tell if it’s actually selecting anything because VoiceOver stays completely silent. Not sure if I’m missing something or if it’s just not giving feedback.
Finding attachments in an email is also tricky.
Also, is there a way to close an entire email thread at once? Right now Command-W only closes one email at a time.
One more thing: searching for emails with VoiceOver feels tricky too, especially navigating and finding the actual email in the search results.
Any tips from other VoiceOver users would be greatly appreciated.
#Accessibility #VoiceOver #Blind #Mac #Betterbird #Email #ScreenReader #A11y -
YubiKey And Screen Readers: I couldn't find any real information about how Yubikeys work with screen readers. So I decided to publish some. stuff.interfree.ca/2026/05/13/yubikey-with-screenreaders.html #a11y #screenreader #accessibility -
YubiKey And Screen Readers: I couldn't find any real information about how Yubikeys work with screen readers. So I decided to publish some. stuff.interfree.ca/2026/05/13/yubikey-with-screenreaders.html #a11y #screenreader #accessibility
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YubiKey And Screen Readers: I couldn't find any real information about how Yubikeys work with screen readers. So I decided to publish some. stuff.interfree.ca/2026/05/13/yubikey-with-screenreaders.html #a11y #screenreader #accessibility -
YubiKey And Screen Readers: I couldn't find any real information about how Yubikeys work with screen readers. So I decided to publish some. stuff.interfree.ca/2026/05/13/yubikey-with-screenreaders.html #a11y #screenreader #accessibility -
YubiKey And Screen Readers: I couldn't find any real information about how Yubikeys work with screen readers. So I decided to publish some. stuff.interfree.ca/2026/05/13/yubikey-with-screenreaders.html #a11y #screenreader #accessibility -
The "Say Bottom Line of Window" command in JAWS is used to read the bottom line of the active window. In most cases, this bottom line is the status bar. The status bar often contains important information, such as the current page number in a document, the position of the cursor, or other status messages that are not always spoken automatically.
To use this command, press: INSERT+PAGE DOWN on a desktop keyboard or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+N on a laptop.
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The "Say Bottom Line of Window" command in JAWS is used to read the bottom line of the active window. In most cases, this bottom line is the status bar. The status bar often contains important information, such as the current page number in a document, the position of the cursor, or other status messages that are not always spoken automatically.
To use this command, press: INSERT+PAGE DOWN on a desktop keyboard or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+N on a laptop.
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The "Say Bottom Line of Window" command in JAWS is used to read the bottom line of the active window. In most cases, this bottom line is the status bar. The status bar often contains important information, such as the current page number in a document, the position of the cursor, or other status messages that are not always spoken automatically.
To use this command, press: INSERT+PAGE DOWN on a desktop keyboard or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+N on a laptop.
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The "Say Bottom Line of Window" command in JAWS is used to read the bottom line of the active window. In most cases, this bottom line is the status bar. The status bar often contains important information, such as the current page number in a document, the position of the cursor, or other status messages that are not always spoken automatically.
To use this command, press: INSERT+PAGE DOWN on a desktop keyboard or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+N on a laptop.
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The "Say Bottom Line of Window" command in JAWS is used to read the bottom line of the active window. In most cases, this bottom line is the status bar. The status bar often contains important information, such as the current page number in a document, the position of the cursor, or other status messages that are not always spoken automatically.
To use this command, press: INSERT+PAGE DOWN on a desktop keyboard or CAPS LOCK+SHIFT+N on a laptop.
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Hey guys. Curious what methods on Windows y’all are using for this. Let’s say I have a huge library of sound effects on a drive… what are y’all using to sort through everything easily, search by keywords, preview sounds quickly, and still do all the normal copy/paste and file management stuff?
I know about REAPER’s Media Explorer, but I honestly haven’t used it in a long time. Just wondering what else is out there these days, especially anything accessible and fast to navigate.
#Windows #Accessibility #Blind #MusicProduction #SoundDesign #AudioProduction #ScreenReader #NVDA #VoiceOver #Reaper #SoundEffects #AudioEngineering #AssistiveTechnology