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Sites similar to Applevis? (self.Blind)
submitted 5.1894131301440325y ago by Raf_AL
Is there any good websites, similar to Applevis, where you can find lists of accessible, and inaccessible apps. Would be very nice if there was a similar site for windows, and Android, so I could check them out if I'd like to switch to a phone with another software.
bradley22 3 points 5y ago
Here's the only site I found for apps and accessibility when it comes to android. It's a bit out dated I think, the last review was on zello and that was in 2012. https://www.androidaccess.net/
Raf_AL [OP] 1 points 5y ago
Well at least it's something. Thanks
usualninja 1 points 5y ago
Try out this android app made by a friend of mines which aggregates resources for visually impaired persons
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tech.world.sp
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tech.world.sp
Loving_Light 1 points 5y ago
Yeah, there’s a real dearth of accessibility info outside the Apple platforms. It’d be really helpful, especially now that, from my understanding, other hardware and software vendors are really picking up their game.
Microsoft in particular has really been making some great strides, I just wish it didn’t come with sending insane amounts of info back to them.
Microsoft in particular has really been making some great strides, I just wish it didn’t come with sending insane amounts of info back to them.
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