Hi everybody,
Today the version 1.3 of the WebAccessibilizer, the web script to
personalize web pages.
As always, I've put all my heart in it.
its presentation page is at the following same address:
https://www.stsolution.org/WebAccessibilizer/
Below, I will paste the list of changes copied from the read-me file.
But also know that I will certainly post after because there are a lot
to say on this new version.
Particularly for people who asked me some features like Andy and others.
Beginning of the list of changes
### v 1.3 of the 2022-04-29
#### in the WebAccessibilizer's main window:
* Creation of shortcuts to trigger verious buttons (see in their labels)
* Better labelling of items
* creation of a button to export parameters by displaying it in a
textarea in order to copy the code
* Creation of a button to directly submit your modifications to our
online bank of shared parameters.
#### in the dom treeview of the WebAccessibilizer's main window
* improvement of the research by reference (shift+f).
It now can search either by classical css query selectors or our
personnalized syntax of referencement.
* Improvement of the research by text (alt+f).
It is now not case sensitive anymore.
* You can now research the previous occurence with shift+f3.
The research of the next occurence is still done with F3.
* Following new shortcuts have been assigned in the dom treeview:
- Delete: ask you if you really want to remove the current node from the page
- SpaceBar: perform the click method on the selected node
- Shift+SpaceBar: perform the click mouse event on the selected node
- Ctrl+SpaceBar: close the accessibility window and try to bring the
focus on the selected node
- Shift+s on an element that have an attribute href or src or source
trys to download the file referenced in that attribute.
- z to say informations retrieved by the JS code you can modify in the
tab debug of the quick configuration window. It is a way of
personalizing yourself what information you want to be read when that
key is pressed on the dom treeview.
#### In the window to create or modify a parameter
* Following new actions have been added to the list of available actions:
- Execute the following js code when there is a change in the html
code of this element
* More argument are now asked to complete the three action to create
a new html tag.
The new element can be created before, after or as a child.
* Bugs have been fixed with following actions:
- assign the following shortcut to hide this element;
- assign the following shortcut to hide this element to screen readers;
* You can now validate the all dialog box with alt+shift+o.
#### In the quick parameter window
* some Default shortcut are now automatically written for some fields:
For example:
- alt+shift+v to display the multimedia player of the WebAccessibilizer;
- alt+shift+l to say or copy the URL of the selected link;
- alt+shift+g to activate or deactivate the verification of
grammatical error within a selected text area. Very useful feature in
deed.
* Creation of a new tab named 'debug' to regroup some features useful
for debugging the accessibility of the current web page.
These are the new entries inside::
- shortcut to display the main WebAccessibilizer's window
(ctrl+shift+f2 by default).
- shortcut to make all element of the page clickable (shift+f2 by default).
- shortcut to generate the accessibility report on the current web
page (alt+shift+x by default).
- JS code to retrieve and say information when Z is pressed on the dom treeview.
* In the scripting language, new functions are available like:
- waSpellString(s): to spell a text by the current vocal synthesis
(NVDA or jaws)
#### General new features
* Because the shortcut ctrl+shift+f2 to call the main
WebAccessibilizer window can now be modify, in case of a bug, you can
use a security backup shortcut to trigger the display of that window.
So, you will then have to press F2 more than five times quickly to achieve that.
* By pressing alt+shift+x, it will be generated a report on the
accessibility of the all current web page.
Several section separated by titles are present and will be completed
in the future.
In this report, some more information will be hidden by default, but
could be displayed by clicking on verious button 'display' present
everywhere necessary.
You will also find links to be able to choose element to open and
automatically select in the dom treeview of the WebAccessibilizer.
In the report, there is a section where you will have information on
colors in the page.
Notably on verious contrasts detected with their coeficient. This will
help you to better evaluate mistakes on that part even if you are
totally blind.
End of the list of changes
Hope it will be useful to someone.
Yannick Daniel Youalé
From Cameroon, in central Africa.
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