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Hi. I am currently developing a Windows-based application that is accessible to screen reader users. It will allow blind and visually impaired users the ability to listen to all Broadcastify feeds without having to go to the Broadcastify website. It will have a menu bar, full keyboard navigation, and keyboard shortcuts, for things like playing and stopping feeds. In the future, you will also be able to do things like programming various police scanners, and looking up scanner frequencies, using an accessible, clean interface. I've asked for a Broadcastify API key from support, but they aren't offering any at this time. I explained to them what I planned to do and I have been working at this for days. I've had a lot of errors building this, and I was wondering, if I can't get a key, if somebody already has a key, they can start forking a version of the app? I am making this free and open-source on GitHub. I don't know anything about programming, or much about GitHub, so I only have a ReadMe up there. I'm not trying to be difficult, but I'd like to get this out, because for me, as a blind user, using Broadcastify with a screen reader can be a little tricky. If anyone can get back to me on this, I'd really appreciate it. You can find my GitHub page at GitHub - RobFarabaugh/9-1-1-Scanner-Suite: This is an accessible police scanner application where you can listen to all Broadcastify feeds, as well as manage various scanner tasks, including programming various police scanners, and looking up scanner frequencies.. Thanks for reading this, and I look forward to reading the comments.