Top 3 Accessible Twitter Clients for the Blind

Reina Brown
Twitter is awesome to use. Twitter enables you to promote your business with ease, promote a certain cause, or keep a large number of people updated without having to go through a whole lot of trouble. Unfortunately, though, the web interface on twitter is not very accessible for the blind. Yes, some of the features of the web interface can be used with great difficulty; however, not all of the features can be access. While this is the case, there have been a number of accessible Twitter clients that have been created to make the Twitter experience for the blind fun, simple, and addicting. Here are the top three accessible Twitter clients that are absolutely hot among the blind.

The first accessible Twitter client that is absolutely hot among the blind community is Quitter. Quitter is an awesome program that takes up very little resources, and it can be accessed from anywhere on your computer. No matter what you are doing, you can read and reply to your twitter without having to exit current programs or log into the site. Quitter enables you to install a number of cool sound packs that can be used to alert you when you receive new tweets, mentions, direct messages, or retweets. Quitter makes all aspects of Twitter accessible, and once you install it, there is no doubt that you will not only have fun with Twitter, you will become addicted. Quitter can be obtained for free by going to

The second accessible Twitter client that is definitely worth checking out is Twikini. Twikini is an accessible Twitter client that enables blind individuals to take Twitter with them anywhere they go. Twitter runs on the cell phone, and just like Quitter, Twikini enables blind people to have complete access to every aspect of Twitter. Twitter can be obtained for a very small fee of $4, and it can be downloaded from the Trinket software website. It has never been easier for the blind to make Twitter portable.

Finally, there is Jawter. Jawter is like Quitter in that it gives you access to all of twitter; however, Jawter only works with the Jaws screen reader. If you are interested in checking Jawter out, you can by clicking here.

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  • Deborah Park11/28/2011

    Going back to my rant, I'm still looking for a twitter client!

  • Deborah Park11/28/2011

    How can I put it straight forward? I hate quitter! it sucks like crap! Getting it to work is hard enough as it is once you install it. Its bad enough that it hate windows vista!

  • Sarah5/21/2010

    Where can you get Quitter? The last sentence in that paragraph is unfinished...

  • Web Axe4/3/2010

    For an accessible web-based Twitter app, which works great with screen readers, try http://www.AccessibleTwitter.com

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