Well based on small amount that I played with it so far, it seemed pretty
accessible. It seems like they have taken best bits of win 7 and 8 and put
it all together.
There are rumours that Microsoft is hoping for narrator to be a
fully-fledged screen reader in this version of windows. Though it is vastly
improved even from that of windows 8, I'm not sure that I'd still use it as
my primary screen reader, but it can certainly do quite a lot. But, as I
said, I only had limited opportunities to play with it so I haven't explored
it as much as I would like, or at least not yet, but we will see how it
goes.
I guess also how do you define accessible, some consider win 8 inaccessible.
There are many things I don't like about windows 8, but they certainly can
be used with screen readers therefore I wouldn't consider them inaccessible.
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Subject: [access-uk] accessibility of new windows?
hi guys, How accessible is the new windows10 going to be?, Billy