Some accessibility aware implementers add keyboard shortcuts but there
is no way to know if that is true in this case. Flash has been a problem
for accessibility on all platforms for years and I'm glad it is no
longer needed. Unfortunately many sites still use it because that's how
they always did it.
CB
On 9/6/12 9:14 PM, Harry Hogue wrote:
Hi, guys,
I am taking an online course which uses several videos which load onto a web
page and depend on flash. Does anyone have suggestions for how I might get
around this? Neither JAWS and Internet Explorer nor VoiceOver and Safari are
able to read them -- they simply load as blank pages in both browsers.
The instructor told me they are flash-based, with controls so the user can
stop, fast forward, pause, etc. at will.
Thanks for any help or work-around ideas.
Harry
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