Ian, when you post these, can yu give a bit more information than jsut the link please? Thank you.

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wow, thanks for sharing. This is the first time I hear about this game. I wander if it's out for the XBox One as well and if it supports Narrator? Time to check this later on.

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@Ian it kind of is, however the trouble is with NVDA at least, i have to click the tweet link, which braught up Brice's tweet, that's fine. Then I found the http leading to msdn, however it wasn't a link. Tried copy and pasting, said page not found because it ended on a dot dot dot (...). Turned out I had to click the http to msdn and when I did, it braught up yet another dialogue with the original tweet, all the likes, and I had to go above all the people that had liked it, and then, finally, the actual msdn link showed up and I could click it like a conventional link and go to the right place. For a while there I was worried I wouldn't be able to read this article.

On top of that, I have to wonder exactly how many people even know what sa11ytaire is. I didn't. And when I came into the thread and saw only a link with no further information, I moved on to the next thread. Had the thread title said accessible solitaire, or your message had more information, I might have been inclined to look deeper.

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I dont know the rulers yet but I see that this game is accessible with nvda

I think that the most blind-accessible solitaire software is GMA's solitaire, which has the most intuitive set of keyboard shortcuts to utilise the game. I would like to provide suggestion to the developers at Microsoft about them to consider implementing a similar mechanism on their own solitaire app but am lacking the ability of putting this idea in words in the English language...