ironcross32
ironcross32
The way I activate/deactivate items in the editor is to use my screen reader's object navigation feature, find the toolbar with the save button in it, and click activate. It...
This is still an issue as of today. Screen readers typically don't read changes that occur in text boxes, so my vote would be for using `mudlet::self()->announce(text)` Ideally, the entire...
Agreed with @Lo-lo78 Turning this setting off does nothing @jcsteh I believe it's the sheer number of controls that Surge has that plays into this. I don't notice it with...
@jcsteh Immediately better after doing as you laid out.
I'm having trouble with this on Windows. The very first time I did the following: 1. Downloaded the PR 2. Extracted the ZIP file 3. Ran Mudlet.exe, waited for it...
> @ironcross32 Thanks for testing this. > > From your report, it sounds like the association between Mudlet and telnet is successful, but the wrong version of Mudlet was opened...
Indeed, I can confirm this behavior, and that it is counter-intuitive and seems more like a bug, rather than a feature. Especially through the lens of accessibility, where it's not...
I agree, I don't think the restriction should exist. You're never truly locked out, since you could always press ALT+P for preferences and revert the change if it doesn't suit.
Yes, agreed, my mistake.
This is true. W.R.T. putting links below each place that a mouseover exists, yes it certainly does work, but it's les than elegant. Still, if no other solution presents itself,...