Post #3196409

Since `@media aural` and `@media speech` are deprecated in CSS since at least Media Queries level 4: What is the current preferred way to detect (preferably in CSS) when a user is using text-to-speech output so that document elements that have no relevance or can't be rendered aurally can be hidden/skipped? I've looked through the MQ4 media features list and don't see anything relevant; but surely I can't be the only one who wants to do this? #CSS #WebDev #accessibility #AskFedi #DuckDuckFedi