NVDA and Website Acessibility?


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If you disable the auto pdf reading in the browser it should prompt you for an action and I tend to go with download then I can look at the pdf and see what exactly it is in any software at my leisure.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "David Russell" <david.sonofhashem@...>
To: <nvda@nvda.groups.io>
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2018 9:59 PM
Subject: [nvda] NVDA and Website Acessibility?


Hi NVDA Users,

Are there any services that knowingly test or rate websites or third
parties that provide services for websites such as those that offer
educational opportunities?

I was taking a distance learning course through a US University, free
of charge, but could not access the PDF documents, or uploaded work by
other classmates that we were to review and comment on.

I could not find a given link for support on this particular website.
Things were in levels, and were difficult to maintain in focus.
I notice a similar pattern with other websites, but it can be
rectified by directly going to a specific link when going to the
website itself by typing it in at the back end of the address.
This course does not allow for similar action. I consider it to thus
be nearly inaccessible.

--
David Russell
david.sonofhashem@...
"chilah phanim" Make G-d smile!


David Russell <david.sonofhashem@...>
 

Hi NVDA Users,

Are there any services that knowingly test or rate websites or third
parties that provide services for websites such as those that offer
educational opportunities?

I was taking a distance learning course through a US University, free
of charge, but could not access the PDF documents, or uploaded work by
other classmates that we were to review and comment on.

I could not find a given link for support on this particular website.
Things were in levels, and were difficult to maintain in focus.
I notice a similar pattern with other websites, but it can be
rectified by directly going to a specific link when going to the
website itself by typing it in at the back end of the address.
This course does not allow for similar action. I consider it to thus
be nearly inaccessible.

--
David Russell
david.sonofhashem@...
"chilah phanim" Make G-d smile!