Hi,
Thanks for this answer, Quentin. I have one more question. Does Electron act
the same way as nw.js when someone creates an application using it?
Thanks.
Jim
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Subject: [program-l] Re: nw.js Questions
Hello,
The most important thing to remember with NW.js is that Jaws and NVDA threat it
like a browser: you can use navigation such as H to jump to next heading, etc.
Using ARIA you have the tools to do something perfectly accessible.
However, it can also be a problem. With Jaws, the virtual cursor is
automatically reactivated each time you alt+tab into the application. If you
thought on doing something that can be navigated using regular tab/shift+tab,
people that aren't used to web browsers will be quickly lost.
For that reason, whether it's a good solution or not also depens on the target
audience
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