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TBH I'm not sure how it will be read as it is something I clearly don't use, .
You could download Thunder which is a free screen reader, not sure if it's in the Wiki list, and see how it gets sounded out. Bare in mind Thunder does not do everything the paid versions do so you may get a false result though, you may not.

Let us know the results if you do.

If you want them to be ignored for sure you could save them in an image and then give the image a blank Alt attribute, that way it would definitely be ignored by non sighted users.



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