The Kindle e-book format of books are arguably the most popular format of e-books available on the market today. As such, these books can be read using several different methods, either on a Kindle device, a laptop, tablet, or mobile phone, just to name a few. It is therefore imperitive that visually impaired users of the Kindle service are afforded the same flexibility and offered the same level of support as their fully-sighted counterparts.

At the moment this is sadly not the case. The Amazon Kindle For Mac app is woefully inaccessible to blind users of OS X, with not a single element or control capable of being read by the VoiceOver screenreader. We would therefore urge Amazon to do the right thing and remedy this as soon as possible. We, the blind community, implore Amazon to show us some love by making Kindle For Mac fully compatible with the VoiceOver screenreader, and thereby ensuring that equality between visually impaired and sighted people is maintained and upheld.