[nabs-l] Web Browsers used by Universities

[Jess]

Denna,
Most colleges use Internet Explorer.  I haven't heard of any colleges using 
Google Chrome because as far as I know because I've also used it myself it's 
not accessible with any of the screen readers currently out. I used to use 
Firefox an  awful a lot but now I'm using IE 8.  In fact, when I was 
attending the community college I actually installed Firefox on couple of 
the computers I was using and I didn't get in trouble for it which was odd 
because usually a student isn't allowed to install anything on the 
computers.  I've also installed Safari on my computer but, I don't know what 
I'm doing wrong if anything. Because I thought it was also supposed to be 
accessible on  the PC side as well..
Jessica
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From: "Denna Lambert" <dlambert at aristotle.net>
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Subject: [nabs-l] Web Browsers used by Universities


> Got a quick question for everyone (geeks and non-geeks alike).  Do your
> universities or professors require the use of any of these products?
>
> FireFox 3.0 or greater;
> Safari 4.0 or greater;
> Chrome 3 or greater,
>
> Are these web browsers accessible?  What has been your experience with 
> them?
>
>
> Any help you can be would be great.
>
> Denna
>
>
>
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