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by dlcarrier
23 hours ago
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It didn't say anyone was fighting for it just that they had to. Whoever fought for the least possible compliance is the real hero. The less of that feel-good nonsense that is implemented, the easier it is for a text-only browser to parse, and the better a graphical browser works with the keyboard navigation that has been built into pretty much all web browsers since their conception. Ideally, they ignore WCAG altogether, then throw on an overlay if compliance is required, which can be easily blocked by a dedicated blocker (e.g. https://www.accessibyebye.org/) or I just add a list of overlay domains to my ad blocker. |
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