Directory of Accessibility Resources

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Sites related to web browsers or browser add-ons that help disabled people access internet content.

Resources in This Category

• BBC My Web My Way

  http://www.bbc.co.uk/accessibility/
  Explains common web accessibility options on Windows, Mac and Linux machines.

• Current Browsers and the User Agent Accessibility Guidelines 1.0

  http://www.webstandards.org/learn/articles/current-browsers-uaag10/
  An article by Patrick H. Lauke for the Web Standards Project, examining how well today's browsers adhere to the guidelines from the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative.

• Emacspeak --The Complete Audio Desktop

  http://emacspeak.sourceforge.net/
  Fully-fledged GNU/Linux speech-enabled browser with support for Aural CSS.

• Enhancing Internet Access

  http://www.elr.com.au/eiad/
  Touchscreen system for people with disabilities and special needs.

• Fire Vox - Talking Browser Extension for Firefox

  http://www.firevox.clcworld.net/
  An open source suite of extensions for Firefox that make Firefox into a talking browser for the visually impaired.

• Firefox Accessibar

  http://accessibar.mozdev.org/
  Firefox extension that allows you to change the appearance of web pages, including zoom and colour changes, and read back web pages.

• Guide

  http://www.softwareexpress.co.uk/
  An all-in-one software package featuring a self-voicing web browser from Software Express.

• MozBraille

  http://mozbraille.mozdev.org/
  Self-voicing and Braille output based on the Mozilla browser.

• Portset WebTalk Internet Browser

  http://www.portset.co.uk/webtalk.htm
  Portset WebTalk browser and ISP, used with KeySpeak screen reader.

• System Access to Go

  http://www.satogo.com/
  Online screenreader, free, available from any Internet-connected Windows machine.

• The Wanna-Be Web Browser

  http://mindstory.com/wb2/
  Apple Mac text-only browser.

• User Agent Accessibility Guidelines 1.0

  http://www.w3.org/TR/WAI-USERAGENT/
  A recommendation from the W3C for how to designing user agents to lower barriers to Web accessibility for people with disabilities.

• WebbIE

  http://www.webbie.org.uk/
  Web browser and other related utilities for blind and visually-impaired screen-reader users.

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