weirdwriter

I’m trying @librewolf browser and it might seem like a small thing to you all, but they went out of their way to preserve accessibility features for disabled users like myself, whereas other privacy solutions remove accessibility features completely, and their efforts to make sure disabled users have a private focused but accessible browser is more welcome than you can imagine because disabled people need privacy as well. I would argue that disabled people need privacy more. I wish more #privacy advocates took accessibility and disability into account the way they have currently. I hope this remains a core mission of theirs

Found a neat little program that will compile, split, merge, and rename chapters in fiction all with the keyboard. Some commands conflict with screen readers so I suggest not using this program for reviewing your writing, but for compiling. It was designed to be keyboard exclusive and is at least 70% accessible, with some dialogs not reading unless in browse mode. warewoolf. https://github.com/brsloan/warewoolf #OpenSource #BlindCommunity @foss

The Oxymoron of “Data-Driven Innovation” – Chelsea Troy

> In fact, most of the things you love about your smartphone started as accessibility features.

https://chelseatroy.com/2021/07/30/the-oxymoron-of-data-driven-innovation/ @foss #Apple #Android #Technology

Thank you, romance writers. https://blindjournalist.wordpress.com/2023/03/03/thank-you-romance-writers/ #Romance #RomanceLandia @books @literature