Web Accessibility (Ally) has been developed in recent years. Till recent days, no web browser on Unix/Linux has Ally support. This means the powerful Unix and the free Linux operating system is unusable by the disabled. People who had a computer, but could not afford $500 for Microsoft Windows, were unable to use his computer. This was the problem we were trying to address by adding Ally support into Mozilla on Unix/Linux. Mozilla was chosen because it's the most important open source cross-platform web browser and the dominant web browser on Unix/Linux. Although Mozilla is designed to be cross-platform, Ally support is platform-specific. This paper addresses how we solved the problem of architecting Ally support for Mozilla on Unix/Linux.
['Louie Zhao', 'Jay Yan', 'Kyle Yuan']
Mozilla accessibility on Unix/Linux