I'm not pleased with how, when Apple introduces a blocking bug in VoiceOver, that there is absolutely no way to get them to address it.
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@dadederk The biggest problem I've had with this is compatibility. In HTML, headers are treated differently between iOS VoiceOver and MacOS VoiceOver. Even different versions of iOS will either populate the header accessibility tree or leave it blank. The same problem applies to landmarks as well. If we want developers to get on board with these things, it has to work.
@lerven What do you dislike about the NWS one? If it's a data formatting issue, perhaps it's time to write a parser for it.
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Holy cow, Brailliance is nominated for Best Game over at AppleVis. Considering all the other incredible triple-A games that also joined us this year, it's an honor to even be considered.
@KE8UPE @thunderbird Additionally, Thunderbird's documentation shows no keyboard shortcut for just moving a folder arbitrarily. However, there is a Move To option in the context menu.
@KE8UPE @thunderbird I'm a Thunderbird user. ctrl+shift+M doesn't do what you think it does. It only moves a message to a folder if you previously dragged and dropped a message to another folder first. The shortcut repeats the moves to that same folder for your next selected message. If you most recent folder action was Move to Trash, the short cut would send the next message to the trash.
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Assuming it still tries to boot, Windows has a safeguard after unsuccessful startup attempts to go into Startup Repair. I don't believe that has a screen reader though. So, determine if it's even powering on first.