[Blindmath] JSMath

[Alastair Irving]

Hi All

I've just been looking at http://mathoverflow.net which uses JSMath to 
represent mathematics.  I was wondering if anyone knows of a reasonable 
way to access JSMath using a screenreader?  If I open the webpage's HTML 
source then I can read the mathematics easily as it's written using a 
syntax based on LaTeX.  However, it would be better to be able to access 
this LaTeX source directly when reading the webpage rather than having 
to open the HTML.

My only idea so far is to stop my browser from loading the JSMath 
javascript files, so that the LaTeX-like syntax will be shown directly, 
but this seems rather clumsy.

Many thanks


Alastair Irving