- From: Ian Anderson <ianderso@cogeco.ca>
- Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 16:21:22 -0400
- To: <www-style@w3.org>
> How about for instance a screenreader, as sson as the > page, or a section of it, is completed, the screenreader > would start either reading the page from top, or jump forward or backward > to read the changed (fully loaded) > section, or the user would not know that a section that > was skipped because it was not loaded completely. I don't think this would be hard to work around. A screen reader that doesn't understand the "preload" on the section would ignore it and read the content anyway, wouldn't it? And if the screen reader is designed to understand preloads, why not have it skip the content and say "Skipping content that is still loading...". Then when it hits the end of the document, have it move back to the first preload section, inform the user that it was waiting for more content and then wait for the content to finish downloading. Before it started reading again, it could announce that the content was now loaded. Once the first section was done it could skip down to the next one and repeat the process.
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