Hi,
Unfortunately, it's been my experience anyway, the T-mobile site not
only doesn't work optimally with VoiceOver, it doesn't work optimally with Mac.
Sighted members of my household sometimes have to clear the dust from the
Windows machine to perform certain tasks within our account on their site.
Brett C.
On Dec 8, 2010, at 1:50 AM, Eric Oyen wrote:
> ok,
> I have been pestering t-mobile to correct some issues on their website, not
> notably:
> 1. extensive use of flash video to display amount information and payment
> methods
> 2. use of a visual only captcha to even log in to the website.
>
> I was wondering if any of you use t-mobile as a cellular provider and have
> this problem.
> also, I am not sure whats going on, but I tried to log in there tonight after
> a webkit update and the site crashes the browser. I have also tried on
> regular safari with the same result.I am seriously tempted to make a screen
> capture video of the problem and post it via youtube (the accessibility issue
> that is). its been 3 months of bothering these guys with no results. I wonder
> what result a youtube video will have?
>
> any other suggestions?
>
> -Eric
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