Episode 205 - Demo of amazon Web Mac Improved Accessibility and New Innosearch Fees
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Brian demos improvements in accessibility on Amazon and discusses new fees on Innosearch.
It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show super cool Brian demo, as Brian noticed a few things going on on the Innosearch and a long over due accessibility web improvement to amazon on the Mac. Brian starts off discussing the newly implemented under $25 fees that are appearing on Innosearch. He walks you through a demo of searching for Men's Boxers, adding to the cart, and then the new under $25 handling fee Innosearch has implemented. Next he demos the bizarre behavior on Innosearch after you decide to look for a second product. These demos are done on the Mac using Safari. You may experience different behavior on the PC or in Chrome or other browsers on the Mac. Brian then goes over to Amazon to demo the very positive and long over due heading and screen reader navigation improvements in safari on the Mac. We now have keyboard shortcuts on the Mac that actually work in most places. Brian walks you through navigating search results in Amazon which still leave much to be desired, and then he shows you how searching directly for a product in Google might get you to the product page directly faster. Brian attempts to use the keyboard shortcut built in to Amazon to get a product…
People in this episode
Host: Brian
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Organizations: Amazon, Innosearch
Products: Men's Boxers
Places: Mac, Safari, PC, Chrome, Google
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