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With Mac OS Sierra coming up and its new filesystem which will not support anymore AFP, SMB file sharing will become practically the main choice (indeed it is so already since Finder prefers to. Vision through the use of your operating system's accessibility options and features. It also supports most assistive technology such as screen readers, Braille readers, and voice-to-text applications. For users who are color blind, colored buttons and tabs used in the software and on the control panel have simple text or icon labels that.
Use the Accessibility Options panel on Mac
The Accessibility Options panel offers shortcuts to quickly turn on or turn off common accessibility features such as Zoom, VoiceOver, and Sticky Keys.
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- Mac OS X 10.14.4+ for Safari Mac OS X 10.7+ for Chrome and Firefox Supported Browsers Chrome 75+, Firefox 68+, Microsoft Edge 80+, Safari 12+.
- In many Mac OS X applications, such as iCal or Mail, you can expand the window to fill your entire screen. To expand to full screen, choose View Enter Full Screen, or navigate to the upper-right corner of the application window to the full-screen button, and then press VO-Space bar.
Accessibility shortcuts help you control your Mac with a keyboard or assistive device. You can also ask Siri to help with some accessibility features.
Mac accessibility shortcutsVoice Control
With Voice Control, you can navigate and interact with your device by using your voice to tap, swipe, type, and more.
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Learn how to use Voice ControlUse audio descriptions
Audio descriptions allow you to hear narration describing a video clip, show, or movie.
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Use Screen Curtain with VoiceOver
Screen Curtain with VoiceOver allows you to turn off your display for privacy or if you don't need the display.
Learn how to use Screen Curtain with VoiceOverMake and receive RTT calls on your Mac
Starting with macOS Mojave 10.14.2, you can use the RTT (real-time text) protocol for conversational text calls.
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Learn about RTT callsTurn on closed captions and subtitles
Alternative audio languages, closed captioning, subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing, and audio-described content is available for some video content.
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