Evidently, a sighted user can infer that the play button won't work until the dialog is closed. Perhaps something is needed, such as text that is read by screen-readers but not seen by sighted users t

- I won't argue about what it's called technically, but I doubt you'll find many who use the term "modal dialog" unless they're web programmers. I have no idea why you say it's an accessibility proble

Technically that's just a modal dialog. Regardless, this is an accessibility problem with the page.

- Since this is an overlay screen, which essentially replaces and blocks the underlying screen, it's probably not described as a separate thing by most screen readers. There is descriptive text follow

The message another member sent about closing the dialog works. I tried the work arounds I discussed and none of them do. I don't know how different browsers and screen-readers describe the structure

I haven't tried the site yet but here are ways to work around the problem. Try the default action function in NVDA, NVDA key numpad enter enter on the numpad if you are using the desktop layout. I don

The browser uses an algorithm where it allows immersive reader if the page contains something like an article. the point of immersive \reader is to allow articles and other such material to be read wi

I was able to get the button to activate just fine by pressing space or enter on it in browse mode. It did not work at first because there was a modal covering it. If you jump to the top of the page,

Hi Luke, Sounds great, maybe we find the time next week that you could introduce me a little bit into video editing with Reaper? Do I need something else to proceed? I’ve got Reaper and the Osara plug

Hey Sarah, you wrote: Ø Just don't glue the items together, or the video will be black OK thx, but how do I combine for example two videos as one without having a black screen at the end? Greetings Ch

Hi Christian, You can try reaper for free and it costs $60 if you want to keep it. Considering most digital audio workstation programs cost several hundred dollars, it’s a great deal. As another perso

Sure: https://www.globalplayer.com/live/smoothcountry/uk/ Hopefully you will be able to access this outside the u.k. If you load the page and when loaded, just keep pressing the tab key, you will find

Simplifying Web Pages for Screen Reading I have just begun to try NVDA so all this might be off base or it might be useful. Many web pages include advertisements and lots of information besides that w

Would you care to provide an example page where this happens, and steps to find the exact play button you're using?

Hi friends, I am going to a radio station web page where there is a play button. I Can tak to the button but if I press the space bar or return, it doesn’t seem to activate the play button. If I load

Hi, Firefox is available in different portable versions. So you could try and use different Firefox versions in different scenarios. Arno

No, I edit videos in reaper all the time. I can do it as quickly as I can a sound file. Just don't glue the items together, or the video will be black. -- Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info

Hi, I haven't used Reaper before so don't know much about this program, even it's for free or payed. But what I read about was that Reaper's video editing function is rather slow, isn't it? Greetings

*bump* I asked a similar question here a couple months ago and think it warrants further conversation. It seems an increasing number of us blind folks are interested in starting YouTube channels and d

- True. My general suggestion is using Google Drive, Dropbox, or similar. That, or asking someone for their e-mail address in a private reply to sender then, after you 've got it, emailing directly.