Hello Amanda,
I haven't looked at syncthing myself. I thought it was just a bash
script. If it is a browser based application there is some chance it
may not be accessible in a browser on Linux if it is based on some of
the Javascript things that are out there. There is one which is totally
silent, the name of which I can't for the moment remember.
When you say it is accessible, how have you looked at it? With Windows?
I presume the browser in Raspbian is Firefox but I might be wrong. You
may be able to use a text browser but they mostly don't support
Javascript I think. I expect Tim Chase will know more than I do about this.
Mike
On 27/07/2016 22:25, Amanda Lacy wrote:
Syncthing appears to be very accessible but I need a browser running
on the Pi. Which browsers are y'all using? Also, am I correct in
thinking I'll need to install Orca for this?
Amanda
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