This will not make the virtual machine accessible. All it does is
put the windows of the guest OS on the host's taskbar or Alt + Tab
/ Command + Tab list. VoiceOver will not speak the contents of the
programs though, only the guest OS, and OCR I suppose, can do
that.
Good morning,
Is it possible to use VirtualBox's Seamless Mode or VMware's Unity Mode with screenreaders?
I'm also curious of which OS's screenreader, I assume host, will read using it as the host is running Virtualbox or VM ware?
Could you use this to force accessibility upon a virtualized machine? I'm running OS X, so basically and asking if I could use either of these features to force applications in Virtual machines to be read by voiceover?
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