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Screenreaders for Mac Drying Up?

Wednesday, June 11, 2003

Maccessibility has an interesting piece about the last vendor of screenreading software for the Mac giving up the ghost. This appears to be a legacy of the huge shift from OS 9 to OS X, which shook up the market for Mac software across the board. Hopefully someone will pick up the banner on this one -- accessibility is too important to be left unserved (especially on a platform as theoretically user-focused as the Mac).

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