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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I'll bet you it won't come in my lifetime. You need a program that does TTS and looks at the code when doing so. Screen reads are not that.
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What? It's already here. Click on the Braille topic. Watch the linked DAISY videos.
How the hell do you think programs read the HTML, convert to SSML, and feed it to the OS's Text-to-Speech engines?
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Originally Posted by JSWolf
<em> was not created to be different then <i>. It was created to replace <i> (because it was decide to deprecate <i>) until it was decided that it was a mistake and <em> was still kept because programs supported <em>.
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Again. Read the HTML5 specs.
It's absurd to continue acting as if it's 1997 + HTML4.0.
There has been
25 years of enhancements since then, and
billions of non-English speakers brought onto the internet.
As has been
described to you a thousand times before, Internationalization was one of the huge enhancements of HTML5 over HTML4.