Re: Firefox supports zoom ( LC-2796)

Thanks.
The resolution looks good.

Regards,
James


On 9/22/2013 7:46 AM, akirkpat@adobe.com wrote:
>   Dear james.nurthen@oracle.com,
>
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> =====
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> Your comment on :
>> Name: James Nurthen
>> Email: james.nurthen@oracle.com
>> Affiliation: Oracle
>> Document: UW
>> Item Number: Understanding Success Criterion 1.4.4
>> Part of Item: Intent
>> Comment Type: technical
>> Summary of Issue: Firefox supports zoom
>> Comment (Including rationale for any proposed change):
>> The 3rd paragraph states
>> "The author cannot rely on the user agent to satisfy this Success
>> Criterion for HTML content if users do not have access to a user agent
>> with zoom support. For example, if they work in an environment that
>> requires them to use IE 6 or Firefox."
>>
>> Firefox has supported zoom for a long time. I suggest dropping the
>> mention of Firefox
>>
>> Proposed Change:
>> change paragraph 3 to
>>
>> The author cannot rely on the user agent to satisfy this Success
>> Criterion for HTML content if users do not have access to a user agent
>> with zoom support. For example, if they work in an environment that
>> requires them to use IE 6.
>
> Working Group Resolution (LC-2796):
> We agree, Firefox has supported zoom for a long time and the language
> should be updated in the intent.  We will make the change that you
> recommended.
>
> The 3rd paragraph will state:
> [DONE] The author cannot rely on the user agent to satisfy this Success
> Criterion for HTML content if users do not have access to a user agent with
> zoom support. For example, if they work in an environment that requires
> them to use IE 6.
>
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>
>

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