For an example of this, see the login dialog on twitter where pressing
nvda+space doesn't put you out of focus mode in the dialog I think.

On 3/16/2016 7:56 PM, James Teh wrote:

In Chrome, NVDA doesn't handle, for example, a document inside a
dialog inside another document. This requires a change to NVDA, but I
also think it's going to need a change to accChild in Chrome.

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Ignore that last comment. I forgot to look at who filed the issue and assumed that example would be needed (when it probably didn't need to be given).

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In Chrome, NVDA doesn't handle, for example, a document inside a dialog inside another document. This requires a change to NVDA, but I also think it's going to need a change to accChild in Chrome.

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This does require a fix in Chrome. Filed Chromium issue 595959.

Incubated in 314591c.

This does require a fix in Chrome. Filed Chromium issue 595959.

Now fixed.