Mave video player meets WCAG 2.2 Level AA

A milestone for accessibility at Mave.

In August 2026, accessibility experts at Proper Access independently retested the Mave player and its related transcript and file components. The result: the player meets all tested WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA success criteria, with no accessibility findings left open.

Accessible in practice

For people using a screen reader, keyboard, or voice control, accessible video means being able to use the player independently.

With Mave, users can:

• Play and control video using a keyboard
• Navigate the player with assistive technology
• Turn subtitles on and off
• Select available audio tracks
• Download subtitle files

These, and many more accessibility features are built directly into the Mave player and components.

Video designed for accessibility

We’ve always believed accessibility works best when it is built into the product from the start.

The same applies to privacy. Mave delivers video without cookies or tracking, fully hosted in Europe. Accessibility is another part of making that experience work for everyone.

Simple video. European privacy. Accessible by design.

You can read the full independent accessibility report from Proper Access for details about the test scope, methodology, and results.