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Do you have any real-world examples of commonly used screen readers that can't handle JavaScript? Screen readers gets its content from the DOM in a browser, so if the browser is able to put it in the DOM, it should be available to the screen reader.

98.4% of screen reader users in a 2010 survey (http://webaim.org/projects/screenreadersurvey3/#javascript) had JavaScript enabled.



And if a screen reader can see the data, so can the scrapper.




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