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> De :  jack-sparrow  <[email protected]>
>   Date :  10 juin 2026 à 05:31
>   To:  Karen Lewellen  <[email protected]>
>   Sujet : Re: debian  &  Linux need better browsers.
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> OK I understand, the way maybe is use w3m to web reader, I imagine is not too complicated to interfacing with an audio reader like :
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>  https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/linux-unix/how-to-convert-text-to-speech-on-linux/
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> I don't know how hybrid that and I'm not coder but it's easy to have the code.
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> w3m is just my first thinking and imagine haven't image but with metadata if the website respect W3C :  https://www.w3.org/  and if it W3C have normes for images metadata like Wikipedia and some useful website no need graphical browser.
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> If is as for I think, sure without eye the world and more, internet is difficult to access.
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> This job is big job, and for I try w3m in cli need more time to navigate under a website and an headphones need but w3m have a scrolling short cut   
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> I'm interested to follow your contest, and be patient, some time debian user need time to have help.
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> Regards,
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> Jack Sparrow.
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> PS : an accessibility mailing list for debian don't exist, maybe because the problem never raised.
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> > Le 10 juin 2026 à 04:49, Karen Lewellen  <[email protected]>  a écrit :
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> >  well..someone volunteered to complete the contest entry for me so. The  
> > peace thinking did create a positive solution.
> > Still, its challenging using Linux with adaptive technology like screen  
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> > The more graphical, the less accessible.
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> > On Wed, 10 Jun 2026, jack-sparrow wrote:
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> > >  Why you crying?
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> > >  Is just a free thinking, if the time is used to peace thinking in front of cracking for thieving may be the world is better.
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> > >  You could say me more about your radio contest?
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> > >  I have some WiFi router. But not possible to do radio antenna
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> > >  Maybe you patch the cli browser for Linux and debian. If you're have great cli brother it took.
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> > >  Some time, I test FreeBSD and the default install have no X
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> > >  And some time is more efficiently form cli over ssh.
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> > >  Don't cry is just an contest. The mesh way is most robust and panne revelent.
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> > >  The hacking is the sorcerer's arena, and some time we fail, but we learn more to own error as own win.
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> > >  Is a life style...
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> > >  And when take the virus of hacking, isn't way back.
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> > >  Jack Sparrow
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> > >>  Le 10 juin 2026 à 00:22, Karen Lewellen  <[email protected]>  a écrit :
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> > >>  At least for the command line..plus better pr.
> > >>  Honestly, Linux is everywhere, under so many things.
> > >>  Yet, when I am trying to enter a radio contest, even the graphical
> > >>  browsers cannot get into a text box.
> > >>  Sorry to rant, but given how much stuff needs a smartphone, it makes me
> > >>  cry.
> > >>  Kare
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