[hutzlibu]

> Who implements it? Every individual website? then we're back where we started, not to mention that everybody's responsible means nobody's responsible, and consequently it won't happen.

Erm, as far as I know, that's the way the web is designed. The person who runs a site is responsible for it. And if this person does not care about accessibility , than that's the way it is.

But usually the owner want as much people as possible to be able to have access.

> While a text-only mode of some type makes sense for a document-oriented web, it holds little appeal for app developers or consumers.

And yes, of course I was refering to document-oriented web.

But apparently you got me totally wrong: I did not mean, "Text only" as in only text. I meant a proper formated html page. Just without fancy javascript and css-animations and so on. And while I actually like those, if they are well designed, I don't like them if I they are in the way of the content I want.

So I'd like a alternative mode. Easy to read on mobile as well on screen-readers etc. ...