I thought I'd start this conversation while the topic at hand is fresh, and still within testing parameters. I understand from reading about it that MSIX shares many a property with App-V, which I've never actually had the opportunity to mess with, and then again, I've honestly never tried, considering from what I've heard rumored from some who have, app-V is very unfriendly towards screen readers and other assistive tech types. My favourite screen reader is the NVDA project from NVAccess, though I do use JAWS for Windows, as well.
The main issue that causes App-V type applications sometimes not to play nice with the locals is due to system guard, and if components of the screen reading software are not excluded from it, then it oftentimes won't work at all. Does MSIX have system guard or something like it? If so, then I would like to be the point of feedback for helping to get applications installed via this new format completely screen reader accessible with no need for modifications on either end-user or administrator's sides. Containerize all the things, but not at the expense of those with different needs. Thanks for listening, and some guidance on how to test this would be great. Anything already deployed this way that I could perhaps test in my dev environment? Thanks
