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I looking at an iOS hybrid app with a wireless keyboard, from GearHead, and nothing responds to the keyboard.

I have a application which supports screen readers via the Java Access Bridge. The jre version works fine with screen readers such as NVDA.

I have a TextView with some text written "Hello World".

This question at face value is a duplicate of: Divs vs tables for tabular data

I'm working on making my existing tab component accessible, I'm basing my design off of the W3C's

I'm trying to make my website fully accessible for devices like screen readers. In one page on my site, I have a screenshot of an application showing a lot of text.

We're using JAWS to test accessibility in our web application on IE11. One of our controls requires a CTRL + click to bring up a context menu.

I'm currently making my app accessible and I'm having problem with my EditTexts:

I have noticed on scenebuilder that a modena high contrast theme exists.

How do I properly use it? I mean in a cross platform or implementation way.

When using NVDA on Firefox it fails to read the first child when focusing from a container, but it is able to read the second child.

Generic Example:

I had some strange behaviour where the chrome screen reader was reading labels twice, I inadvertently "fixed" it and I'm not sure the fix was correct.

I am now making my website readable by screen readers.

Say I have a div with some p tags below some text elements, how do I aria tag these so the screen reader picks these up?

I could give the div tagindex="0" but my linter complains:

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I downloaded the Java JDK 7 source code from https://jdk7.java.net/source.html.

The possibility of connection to JAWS and N