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this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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Did you know that using a link text such as "this" or "here" is bad for accessibility? Screen readers will highlight links separately, and context will be lost. Instead, you might want to use a link with a better description, such as: regex101.com
Huh. I do that all the time. Guess I shouldn't.
It was news to me as well when I first heard it. Accessibility tools isn't something most people keep in mind when writing content, but easy steps like this are good imo