- From: Peter Korn <Peter.Korn@Sun.COM>
- Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2004 22:45:41 -0700
- To: w3c-wai-ua@w3.org
Greetings, At our last UAAG meeting in August (on the 12th I believe), we talked about the importance of having an effective and complete keyboard navigation mechanism in mozilla/gecko for navigating web content (both to meet Section 508 1194.21(a) and also as one method for screen reader access). I don't find a copy of the minutes from that meeting in my notes/inbox, but if memory serves someone from IBM took an action item to review Home Page Reader and have some internal discussions to see about providing a draft proposal for how to do this. In order to meet our internal product schedules, we at Sun felt this process needed to move forward rapidly. I'd like to apologize in advance if our putting forth a proposal has interrupted work-in-process at IBM or elsewhere on this topic; I hope the silence on this list or any of other accessibility lists I monitor is an accurate indicatation that not a lot of work had taken place. In any case, as you'll see in a separate announcement I'll send out shortly, Sun is putting forth a proposal for keyboard navigation in Mozilla/gecko, at: http://www.mozilla.org/access/unix/keyboardproposal.html Please review this proposal and send comments in reply to my forthcoming announcement. I imaging the appropriate place for that discussion is <mozilla-accessibility@mozilla.org>. Thanks, Peter Korn Sun Accessibility team
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