ajaxaccessibilityjawswebscreenreadersJuicy Studio: Improving Ajax applications for JAWS users
Juicy Studio: Improving Ajax applications for JAWS users juicystudio.com
" Popular screen readers use a virtual buffer to allow users to interact with web content. This article uncovers undocumented behaviour in JAWS 7.1 and later, which allows web developers to build Ajax applications that update the virtual buffer without a