No, can't help here.
Need either specific steps you know work with another screen reader, or the URL
of the site so I can examine how it works.
Date pickers on web pages can be designed in several different ways and have
varying degrees of screen reader accessibility.
That being said, some versio
Great, I have now joined and also joined the blind twitter community. The tabs
on the bottom of my app changed as soon as I joined this community.
Thanks!
Best wishes,
Jonathan Cohn
> On Mar 1, 2022, at 20:55, M. Taylor wrote:
>
> Hello Brett and thank you.
>
> Just after p
Hello Brett and thank you.
Just after posting my reply, last night, I discovered, just as you suggested,
that one will only see the Communities tab if one belongs to a community.
Thank you so much for offering to send me an invitation. A couple of hours
ago, before checking my emails, a friend
If you're sending a file via an email attachment from a Mac and are
having trouble getting the directory to sort in the order you want, do
the following:
1.In Mail, create a new message.
2. Open the Attach Files dialog (Shift+Command-A).
3. Navigate (browse, if you prefer) to the directory c
Hello everybody, hope you are well. I have run into an issue and I hope
somebody can help. Using Catalina on a 27 inch iMac with VoiceOver I open up
Google Chrome and I go to a particular website. I have to fill out some text
fields, uptill here no issues, there are some pop-up buttons that I ac
That’s what I thought. Yeah, it’s usually a short free trial. Or a stripped
down version that is virtually useless. Then you find out it’s big dollars to
unlock it. I wouldn’t of wasted my time installing it if I knew with some of
these costs are. Very deceptive and dishonest. Maybe a note to th
Phil,
Basically you get the app for free or very cheap, but it’s trimmed down to just
a few features.
You find out what the full features cost after you run the app.
Dave Carlson
Oregonian, Farfar, Engineer, Musician, Pioneer, and Woodworker
On Mar 1, 2022, at 11:49 AM, Phil Halton wrote:
I
I just started perusing the App Store for iOS apps and I’ve noticed that the
prices for apps seem to be buried in this “in app purchases “business. How can
you find out how much an app cost before you actually download it?. Are they
hiding the price somewhere in the description of the app that I
Very frustrating.
I checked and I think you won't see the tab if you aren't part of any
communities (I think Twitter is running an experiment on who has access).
If you join a community from an invite (the link I sent or you can direct
message me on Twitter and I will send you an invite) I think yo
