Hi,

Further to Herbie’s excellent suggestion, you could:
• open the GitHub page on your Mac.
• VO-space on the link that he says to right-click on to copy the link address.
• go up to the menubar, Bookmarks, Edit Bookmarks.
• expand the Favourites folder and paste in what was copied.

Note that it will paste right after whatever VO is focused on.
Now, if you’re like me, and have Safari checked to sync within iCloud both on 
your Mac and on your iPhone, then this Bookmark is available to both your Mac 
and your iPhone automatically.  Then you should be able to open the Wordle page 
in Safari on iPhone,, go to the Toolbar and double-tap the Bookmarks button, 
then double-tap the Favourites button, navigate to the Make Wordle Accessible 
bookmark and you should be golden.

Appeared to work for me, although I didn’t yet take the time to play.

Later…


Tim Kilburn
Jamf Certified Tech
Apple Professional Learning Specialist
Apple Teacher
(with Swift Playgrounds Recognition)
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

> On Jun 3, 2022, at 09:35, Herbie Allen <herbie.al...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Try double tap and holding the link. You can also do a three  finger 
> Quadruple tap on the code which will copy to clipboard. Finally, if you have 
> access to your Mac, you could use the universal clipboard to copy the code or 
> paste it on the Mac into a text file that has just the code. Open it on your 
> phone and paste from that.
> 
>> On Jun 3, 2022, at 10:04, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries 
>> <macvisionaries@googlegroups.com <mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>> 
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Hi all,
>> 
>> I’m traveling, and would like to play Wordle on my iPhone. I’ve looked at 
>> Nick Mizzoni‘s page at get hub, and I’ve been able to install the outlet and 
>> run chrome on my Mac to make it work but I cannot seem to find a way to cut 
>> and paste the text of the applet as he suggests.  Every time I select the 
>> text field and try to copy the text from the text Pittsfield, I end up 
>> copying the text of theEvery time I select the text field and try to copy 
>> the text from the text field, I end up copying the text of the whole 
>> webpage. How do I go about just copying the code? Has anyone tried to do 
>> this, if so how did you go about it?
>> Thanks,
>> Donna
>> PS. Here’s the text from the page.
>> C
>> 
>> Accessible Wordle
>> If you're using Chrome on the desktop (Mac, PC, Linux), install this Chrome 
>> extension to make Wordle accessible to your screen reader:
>> 
>> Make Wordle Accessible Chrome Extension 
>> <https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/make-wordle-accessible/okpjjdhfccnkdhcbbpmigemhfeeacdpl>
>> Last updated: Feb 12, 2022, to support Wordle's new home at NYTimes.com 
>> <http://nytimes.com/>.
>> 
>> Once you install the extension, you're done. Reload the page if you already 
>> have Wordle open, but otherwise from now on every time you open Wordle it 
>> will be automatically accessible, you won't have to do anything.
>> 
>> If you want to use Wordle on Android or iOS or on another browser, keep 
>> reading - but none of the rest of the instructions on this page are 
>> necessary if you use the extension.
>> 
>> This is a little bookmarklet to make Wordle accessible to screen reader 
>> users. It's not a replacement for the game, rather you can use it to modify 
>> Wordle in-place to make it accessible - that way you can play the same game 
>> as everyone else.
>> 
>> Works on both desktop and mobile browsers and screen readers.
>> 
>> It's a few steps to set up the first time but then it's very easy to use any 
>> time you want to play Wordle. This is the only way to modify a website 
>> in-place, especially 
>> 
>> If you're on Android or on a desktop browser, below is a link called Make 
>> Wordle Accessible. Instead of clicking the link, right-click it and choose 
>> Copy Link Address, then keep reading for the next step.
>> 
>> Make Wordle Accessible <>
>> If you're on your phone, especially iOS Safari, do this instead: navigate to 
>> the following text field and select all of the code, then press Copy.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> OK, if you followed either of the above instructions and copied something, 
>> the next step is to make it into a bookmark. Open your browser's bookmark 
>> manager and click on the option to create a new bookmark.
>> 
>> Name the new bookmark Make Wordle Accessible or something like that. In the 
>> URL or link address field, paste what you just copied. It's super long and 
>> should start with the word javascript. If it doesn't, something went wrong.
>> 
>> On iOS Safari, the easiest solution might be to tap the Share icon to 
>> bookmark the current page, then open the Bookmark Manager and edit the 
>> bookmark to paste the bookmarklet code in as the address, instead of this 
>> page.
>> 
>> Now all you need to do is visit Wordle and then after the page loads, open 
>> this bookmark you just saved, and the page will become accessible instantly. 
>> If you keep the tab open it should keep working for as long as you want, but 
>> if you reopen or reload the page you'll have to also open the bookmark again.
>> 
>> Written by Dominic Mazzoni, and released under the terms of the 3-clause BSD 
>> license <https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause>. Source code on 
>> GitHub. <https://github.com/minorninth/accessible-wordle>
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
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