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@dennisl Safari for iOS supports this. I don’t think any other browser does anything with it on the desktop, so support is mostly academic there, right?

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@dennisl Safari for iOS supports this. I don’t think any other browser does anything with it on the desktop, so support is mostly academic there, right?

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I’m looking forward to the #fiaFormulaE qualifying in São Paulo in a few minutes. It’s a super exciting and quick track. The eight fastest drivers battle it out in knockout rounds, which always is a lot of drama.

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I’m looking forward to the #fiaFormulaE qualifying in São Paulo in a few minutes. It’s a super exciting and quick track. The eight fastest drivers battle it out in knockout rounds, which always is a lot of drama.

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Two DS Penske cars driving up and into the first corner after a practise start earlier today.

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Exzellenter Beitrag von Monitor zum Long-COVID-Risiko. Bleibt vorsichtig.

https://www1.wdr.de/daserste/monitor/s endungen/corona-pandemie-alles-nicht-so-schlimm-100.html

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Exzellenter Beitrag von Monitor zum Long-COVID-Risiko. Bleibt vorsichtig.

https://www1.wdr.de/daserste/monitor/s endungen/corona-pandemie-alles-nicht-so-schlimm-100.html

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@marcus Reacting to accessibility feedback and fixing bugs is basically step zero in accessibility. If you’re not willing to do that, knowing how to make things accessible is irrelevant.

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@marcus Reacting to accessibility feedback and fixing bugs is basically step zero in accessibility. If you’re not willing to do that, knowing how to make things accessible is irrelevant.

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@5t3ph My colleague @DanielGoransson uses zoom on the desktop and it reminded me how important it is to see/hear/understand the vastly different ways people use their devices.

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@5t3ph My colleague @DanielGoransson uses zoom on the desktop and it reminded me how important it is to see/hear/understand the vastly different ways people use their devices.

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@AmeliaBR @matuzo @aardrian I hope that OpenUI gives us a one-stop search field eventually.

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@AmeliaBR @matuzo @aardrian I hope that OpenUI gives us a one-stop search field eventually.

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@bastianallgeier It is, but it shows how great those standards are, that it is possible. I mean, those single user instances are generally slow, especially during a move, but afterwards it is all pretty straight forward.

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@bastianallgeier It is, but it shows how great those standards are, that it is possible. I mean, those single user instances are generally slow, especially during a move, but afterwards it is all pretty straight forward.

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@bastianallgeier @yatil@toot.cafe Back with masto.host!

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@bastianallgeier @yatil@toot.cafe Back with masto.host!

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@matuzo @stvfrnzl Sun flower blossom leaves isn’t that much shorter… 😂

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@matuzo @stvfrnzl Sun flower blossom leaves isn’t that much shorter… 😂

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Moving to here from @yatil@toot.cafe. It’s nice to have a home for yourself.

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Moving to here from @yatil@toot.cafe. It’s nice to have a home for yourself.

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I’m Eric Eggert, a web #accessibility specialist.

I have worked with W3C’s WAI in the past, including writing tutorials and helping redesign its website. Then I worked with Knowbility for some years in the US space, and recently I have joined Axess Lab.

When I’m not working, I enjoy Lego, TV Series, podcasts (#TheIncomparable, #RelayFM), hiking and riding my e-bike.

#introduction #a11y

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I’m Eric Eggert, a web #accessibility specialist.

I have worked with W3C’s WAI in the past, including writing tutorials and helping redesign its website. Then I worked with Knowbility for some years in the US space, and recently I have joined Axess Lab.

When I’m not working, I enjoy Lego, TV Series, podcasts (#TheIncomparable, #RelayFM), hiking and riding my e-bike.

#introduction #a11y