Comment by mwcampbell
3 years ago
> What exactly do you need and do you need it for every GUI you make?
A GUI toolkit that has no support for screen readers, or other assistive technologies that require accessibility APIs, should be a non-starter for most applications IMO. We need more options that meet that criterion without going all the way to a web page.
From my original comment, "cross-platform UI toolkit that is easy to use, has all the accessibility features of the browser built in, and has a UI control toolkit as rich as say mui.com ... Support SVG as well as stylized layout similar to html+css"
So, you've failed to meet the requirements from the start.
I've also said, many times now, that you can use browser tech without an entire browser and the answer doesn't need to be electron.
How is electron better than a web page for accessibility?
Browsers/Electron has great accessibility in the box.
What does that mean and how does that answer the question? How is electron better than using a local webserver and web page for accessibility?
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Sorry, accidentally replied under the wrong post below.