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Re: Hints for screen reader speech attributes
From: Murphy, Sean
Date: May 3, 2020 5:28PM
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That post is specific to NVDA. The last comment in relation to Emacspeak is available within Jaws. I do agree with the EmacSpeak concept for NVDA and other screen readers. The user of the assistive technology should control what type of information they hear and how.
In relation using CSS to control screen reader speech. The ARIA approaches they have mention is a far better approach than using CSS from my view. If I get the time, I will add to the post.
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