INFINITE SCROLL: HELPING DISABLED USERS OR QUIETLY HURTING THEM??

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  1. automated tools catch only part of the issues. A perfect score can still mean a site thats unusable with a keyboard. pair auotmated checks with manual testing: tab through every page, use a screen reader for key flows, zoom to 200% and 400%. hope that helps :)

    thinking

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  2. make a backup before u touch teh default config, learned that the hard way lmk how it goes

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  3. so annoyed rn lol this thread is gold

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  4. same tbh

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  5. @early_forge what did u end up doing in the end ??

    thinking

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  6. ok so try turning off the BIOS first, fixed it for me. exact same thing happened to my desktop last month

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  7. ahh classic this... sooo much this

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  8. ok so for me it was the DNS.. 🤦 swapped it and boom, fixed. told my boss it would take 10 minutes.. :/ its been 3 hours good luck man!

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  9. been there man bump... still happening with opinion for me. is startup even worth bothering with or should i just leave it worked for me anyway 🤷

    lol

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  10. is infinite even worth bothering with or should i just leave it ?

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  11. oof infinite scroll makes footers unreachable and loses position when navigating back. Offer a 'load more' button or pagination, and move focus sensibly when new content appears.

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  12. oof overlay widgets cant fix inaccessible markup reliably. Many screen reader users already have their own settings and tools, and overlays sometimes interfere with them 🔥 The money is usually better spent fixing the underlying HTML: headings, labels, focus order, alt text.

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