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GitHub, and by extension, other git based websites are very popular because they all have version control. I've decided to make this small guide on how to download things from GitHub just in case someone might need a resource somewhere for screen reader users. This will not be a screen reader guide on how to authenticate with GitHub, upload to GitHub, or anything else related to GitHub. Before proceeding with reading this guide, I suggest you brush up on working with GitHub via their desktop program or brush up on using GitHub via the command line interface. Optional, but not required, Git documentation is here, and is kind of like the massive Git explainer Now you are familiar with GitHub, let's talk downloading things from GitHub. GitHub currently calls downloadable packages assets. The term "asset" is what is used to generically describe anything a project will allow you to download, be that an .EXE file, source code in a ZIP file, or anything else. GitHub is used to manage so many…

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