On Fri, Apr 30, 2004 at 03:45:57PM -0400, Rich Caloggero wrote: > > * be able to move through the page with arrows as in a word processor > buffer. headings and their level should be announced when moving through the > page, as well as links and form fields. > > * be able to tab and shift+tab to move forward/backward by link > > * h and shift+h to move forward/backward by headings. Should announce > heading and level when moving to a heading either with the heading movement > commands, or when using the arrows to move through the page I wonder if this should be done at browser or screen reader level. I would think this at least the header movement commands and announcing one thing or the other should be the screen readers responsibility not the browsers. This could, if done right ensure compatibility with more browsers. And now, at the risk of getting flamed to ashes, i say that in my personal opinion, navigating to every single element is a bit overkill. I think Jfw and We have gone too far in implementing accessibility features. It's nice to be able to navigate to whatever place you like to go on a web page, but i'd rather see more compatibility with other browsers such as Opera and Mozilla. But these are windblows issues and not Linux ones, not yet at least. -- /Krister
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