[macvoiceover] Re: flash question
- From: Ignasi Cambra <ignasicambra@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2010 08:34:25 -0500
Please do send the info. In any case, you can off course watch youtube, and you
don't need to install Flash Player because it comes installed by default. Some
people found that by installing the newest version from the Adobe website flash
content wasn't as annoying because it didn't make VO slow. In my case it never
affected VO at all, so I never upgraded Flash Player. Flash content is
basically ignored by VO. It's not accessible, and it really doesn't look like
Adobe cares at all.
On Feb 17, 2010, at 3:20 PM, Daniel McGee wrote:
> hello everyone, as my subject line says I have a question about Flash on the
> Mac. Basicly I have heard of Flash not being supported on the Mac. By this
> does it mean you can't download the flash player from adobie and play things
> like on youtube for example? I have heard this on a podcast and I wasn't sure
> what actually was the different between flash on the Mac compared to Windows.
> I mean I thought flash isn't really that good on windows anyway what with the
> unlabaled buttons and what not. I have also heard that someone has created a
> partision what ever that means but basicly if you sign it then by a certain
> dead line depending on how many blind people are using the Mac and who are
> crying out for more flash support with Voiceover then adobie will create more
> support on the Mac with Flash. If anyone is interested and wants the link
> then let me know and I'll send it in this subject line. But please I would be
> greatful if someone could answer my question 1st before I send this
> infomation. Maybe you all might have it. But although I am not a Mac user I
> signed it anyway because I want to help the blind Mac community in getting
> this support! I think the more people know about it the better! And even if
> they are not using a Macintosh computer then the least they can do is sign
> the partision and it adds more people to the list. It doesn't matter if you
> are using a Mac or not the accessibility needs and "should be there!" And
> even if you don't own a Mac and sign the partition and the numbers grow how
> are adobie going to know that? lol
> Anyway look forward to hearing more about this from someone who knows more
> about it. And also I would be greatful if someone could give a defanition of
> what actually Flash is. I think I kind of know but i'm not quite sure.
> Thanks again.
> Daniel
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