Re: [orca-list] Which web browser does Orca work well with?

[Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis <bhawkeslewis googlemail com>]

On 29 Aug 2010, at 19:33, hackingKK wrote:
> how much w3c compliant is epifany?

W3C produces multiple standards.

For the W3C standards it does support (including HTML and CSS), the WebKit engine powering Epiphany is 
similar to Firefox.

> What level of javascript support is available?

Similar to Firefox.

> Are there a lot of plugins for that browser?

If you mean Java, Flash, Silverlight, I believe the plugins that work with Firefox should generally work with 
Epiphany, although they'll likely have received more testing with Firefox.

If you mean add-ons like NoScript, AdBlocker, and Firebug, well Epiphany has its own extension architecture 
and ecosystem. It's a significantly less popular browser, so it has significantly fewer add-ons available. 
Here's a list though:

http://projects.gnome.org/epiphany/extensions

> how much time should it take to get this accessible?  Is webkit really accessible now?

I'll let Joanie take those ones. :)

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Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis