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IBM Equal Access Accessibility Checker — IBM Accessibility

A web developer tool that checks web applications for accessibility issues.

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The IBM Equal Access Accessibility Checker is an open source tool for web developers and auditors that utilizes IBM's accessibility rule engine, which detects accessibility issues for web pages and web applications. The extension integrates into the browser development tools, providing an integrated checking experience, helping users quickly identify the source of accessibility issues and try fixes.
Please view the release note https://github.com/IBMa/equal-access/releases for the changes in the latest version.
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4.0.8.9999
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fix(engine): Downgrade the levels of the element_id_unique and table_aria_descendants rules to better line with the requirements
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