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Re: Running ChromeVox as a library in a web page?
From: Jonathan Avila
Date: Sep 1, 2017 8:19AM
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It's my understanding that the current ChromeVox that is available (classic) uses the DOM and that the new version that uses the API is only available on the Chromebook machines at this time. So building support for something that only supports DOM based access is not headed in the same direction of future assistive technology.
Jonathan
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