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<oedipus> aloha, jim -- i will be at the meeting today -- the HTML WG telecon is tomorrow
<AllanJ> title: User Agent telecon
<AllanJ> scribe: JR
<scribe> Scribe: JR
<oedipus> GJR action item update: Gregory to contact Doug Schepers about multiple DOMs in CDF and embedded UAs
JA: Lots of work done on F2F and thanks to those people on the phone!
<oedipus> contacted DougS, acknowledged receipt, but will reply tomorrow as he went from boston to NC to japan in a 24-hour timeframe
JA: We had David Singer from
Apple and HTML5 joined us on Monday morning
... He took back some info on new <video> tag and we saw
prototype of UA rendering <video>
... Question to group...if video rendered natively then are
video controls chrome?
<oedipus> GJR +1 that controls are chrome if "rendered natively"
JR: Yes they are chrome
pparente: Agree
KF: Agree
JA: Agree
<oedipus> XHTML2 post of (related?) interest "role for object" - http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xhtml2/2007Nov/0015.html
JA: Maybe related to DOM guidelines?
JR: 6.2?
<oedipus> GL 9: Provide access to content through a variety of navigation mechanisms, including sequential navigation, direct navigation, searches, and structured navigation
<scribe> ACTION: JA to Make a proposal for new checkpoint related to native rendering of video and communication with AccessAPI etc [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2007/11/15-ua-minutes.html#action01]
GR: XHTML2 doesn't like video,
audio etc. and instead likes "role"s for OBJECT
... More info at:
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-xhtml2/2007Nov/0015.html
JA: Should we be concerned about HTML5 vs XHTML2?
JR: Don't think so...we should keep things at a more general level.
GR: Agree
... BTW: XHTML2 is dropping handler from XML events....purpose
handler suggested by PF
... So trying figure out next PF steps....maybe via WebAPI
group
JA: How to markup document changes?
GR: Checked into it - but no
screen readers read style sheet info.
... Screen readers just scrape the screen.
PP: So colour info just not available?
GR: For named colours...can look for colour X on colour Y for example
PP: In Linux in Firefox the info goes into AccessAPI
GR: Right that's why I went to Orca since they use that
KF: To clarify, Jaws does deal a
bit with where style tags are etc
... Can configure how to look for stylesheets
<KFord> Here's a technical support bulletin for JAWS and CSS.
<KFord> http://www.freedomscientific.com/fs_support/BulletinView.cfm?QC=1165
GR: So that's why I contacted
Orca - working with Linux as well as iAccessible2 on
Windows
... Will try to find strategies for marking changes
JA: We have some issues here at
the school with power and I need to leave call...
... So we'll wrap up.
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