RE: CSS Accessibility Analyzer from Michael Cooper

> One point of clarification: if you have to use a screen reader and you
> use Windows, then you pretty much have to use Internet Explorer.

I know. And most people using screen readers have so little usable vision
that making fonts bigger is irrelevant.

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