QA/Fennec1.0/Accessibility - Revision history

Jmaher: /* Test Cases */

2009-01-15T17:54:57Z

Test Cases

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	=== Test Cases ===		=== Test Cases ===

	~~TBD - Will live in~~ Litmus ~~and what other tools provide~~		TODO: Add testcases to Litmus to test keyboard shortcuts

	=== Tools ===		=== Tools ===

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Tools

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	* Nuance [[http://www.nuance.com/talks/ Talks]]		* Nuance [[http://www.nuance.com/talks/ Talks]]
	* Code Factory [[http://www.codefactory.es/en/ Mobile Speak]]		* Code Factory [[http://www.codefactory.es/en/ Mobile Speak]]
	*		* Gnome [[http://projects.gnome.org/accessibility/ Accessibility]] - Possible port to Maemo

	=== Contacts ===		=== Contacts ===

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Tools

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	* Nuance [[http://www.nuance.com/talks/ Talks]]		* Nuance [[http://www.nuance.com/talks/ Talks]]
			* Code Factory [[http://www.codefactory.es/en/ Mobile Speak]]
	*		*

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Tools

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	=== Tools ===		=== Tools ===

	~~TBD~~		* Nuance [[http://www.nuance.com/talks/ Talks]]
			*

	=== Contacts ===		=== Contacts ===

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Contacts

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	=== Contacts ===		=== Contacts ===

	~~So for mobile: I have~~ made connection to the Talks developers, and		MarcoZ has made connection to the Talks developers, and
	they're interested in making Fennec accessible on Symbian 60 once it		they're interested in making Fennec accessible on Symbian 60 once it
	becomes available there~~. I do not have any good contacts to CodeFactory~~		becomes available there.
	~~in Spain yet, to also tackle Windows Mobile accessibility~~.

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Summary

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	The sad, but true, story is that there is no consistent accessibility		The sad, but true, story is that there is no consistent accessibility
	story when it comes to mobile phone accessibility.		story when it comes to mobile phone accessibility. As a leader in web technologies, Mozilla needs to ensure we are leading the way in accessibility in our products. With Mobile, that is difficult, but it is something we can achieve and make great progress towards.

	=== What Firefox Does ===		=== What Firefox Does ===

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What Firefox Does

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	Basically, there is an own module in Gecko that takes care of mapping		Basically, there is an own module in Gecko that takes care of mapping
	HTML and XUL content to these native accessibility APIs.		HTML and XUL content to these native accessibility APIs.


	=== Mobile Screen Readers ===		=== Mobile Screen Readers ===

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What We Can Do

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	=== What We Can Do ===		=== What We Can Do ===

	~~So for now, I guess the best we can do for Fennec is to make~~ sure		Make sure everything can be achieved using the keyboard, and not only the touch
	everything can be achieved using the keyboard, and not only the touch
	screen.		screen.

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Mobile Screen Readers

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	=== Mobile Screen Readers ===		=== Mobile Screen Readers ===

			Currently, there are
			basically two systems that are made accessible by some proprietary
			vendors: Symbian 60 and Windows Mobile. For Symbian 60, the market
			leading screen reading and screen magnifying solution is
			www.nuance.com/talks. A second competitor in this field is called
			MobileSpeak and comes from www.codefactory.es. They also provide a
			screen reader for Windows Mobile.

	On Symbian, the screen readers inject some JavaScript into the mobile		On Symbian, the screen readers inject some JavaScript into the mobile
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	funding that, but until this sees the light on the Linux mobile platform		funding that, but until this sees the light on the Linux mobile platform
	I don't know. It has to appear in GNOME first.		I don't know. It has to appear in GNOME first.


	=== What We Can Do ===		=== What We Can Do ===

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Summary

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	The sad, but true, story is that there is no consistent accessibility		The sad, but true, story is that there is no consistent accessibility
	story when it comes to mobile phone accessibility~~. Currently, there are~~		story when it comes to mobile phone accessibility.
	~~basically two systems that are made accessible by some proprietary~~
	~~vendors: Symbian 60 and Windows Mobile. For Symbian 60, the market~~
	~~leading screen reading and screen magnifying solution is~~
	~~www.nuance.com/talks. A second competitor in this field is called~~
	~~MobileSpeak and comes from www.codefactory.es. They also provide a~~
	~~screen reader for Windows Mobile~~.

	=== What Firefox Does ===		=== What Firefox Does ===