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NVDA doesn't notice all focus changes happening in Visual Studio 2013 #3818
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Comment 1 by jteh on 2014-01-27 07:49 I suspect a broken UIA implementation. If something doesn't report as being focusable, the UIA client API doesn't seem to allow focus events for it. We've seen this before. Can you test with Narrator to see if it has the same issue? If I'm right, one option might be to blacklist the offending controls for UIA so we fall back to MSAA. |
Comment 2 by MarcoZehe (in reply to comment 1) on 2014-01-27 08:39
Yes it can. :) That's what I am using. I will test with Narrator later and report back here. |
Comment 3 by jteh on 2014-01-31 01:50 |
Comment 4 by MarcoZehe on 2014-01-31 04:36 Narrator also doesn't notice the focus change. |
@MarcoZehe, is this still of relevance to you? |
No, I no longer use VS 2013.
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Closing, as this is no longer of relevance to the original author. If this is still an issue for someone in VS 2017, we can reopen this issue or a new issue can be created. |
Reported by MarcoZehe on 2014-01-27 05:21
Steps to reproduce:
3.Go to Project Explorer and find the Mainpage.xaml file.
First result: Ctrl+W does not give any feedback.
Second result: The fact that we're now in the designer does not get spoken.
Expected: NVDA should announce that focus moved into the properties window. JAWS does this.
Actual: Only after you press Tab to force a focus change inside the newly focused Properties window will NVDA announce focus changes.
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