Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer 5 adds Windows Accessibility APIs
Google Toolbar v5 for Internet Explorer added few more features and releases adds support for Windows Accessibility APIs (used by screen readers, etc.) and enables keyboard navigation and access. From inside a browser with Toolbar installed, the global shortcut Alt+G places your cursor in the Google Toolbar search box. If you're using a screen reader, you'll hear "Google Toolbar Search". Pressing the Tab key brings keyboard focus to the button placed immediately after the search box, and right and left arrow keys move focus between buttons. More information on keyboard access is documented in the Toolbar Help Center (query 'accessibility').
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[...] D’ Technology Weblog: Technology, Blogging, Tips, Tricks, Computer, Hardware, Software, Tutori... wrote an interesting post today on Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer 5 adds Windows Accessibility APIsHere’s a quick excerpt Earlier last week, Google released “ Google Toolbar v5 for Internet Explorer”, with number of exciting features, such as making your Toolbar settings available from any computer that you log into with your Google Account, improved suggestions for broken links, as well as important changes that make Toolbar more accessible for assistive technology users. Google added few more features and releases adds support for Windows Accessibility APIs (used by screen readers, etc.) and enables keyboard n [...]
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