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Notify users of expanded/collapsed states in virtual buffers #615

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nvaccessAuto opened this issue Apr 6, 2010 · 3 comments
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Notify users of expanded/collapsed states in virtual buffers #615

nvaccessAuto opened this issue Apr 6, 2010 · 3 comments

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Reported by MarcoZ on 2010-04-06 07:28
Followup to MozBug551684: When a widget, button, heading or the like, that can be expanded or collapsed, changes state upon a key press, NVDA should notify the user automatically. The state change is reflected int he virtual buffer when arrowing away and back, but not when changing it directly. Should work similarly to checking/unchecking checkboxes.

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Comment 1 by jteh on 2010-05-18 06:10
While we may consider implementing this, I believe the correct solution in most cases is for the element to be focusable. If it changes state when activated, it is clearly an interactive element. This does not necessarily mean it should be in the tab order.
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Milestone changed from 2010.2 to 2010.3

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Comment 2 by mdcurran on 2010-12-02 01:56
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Milestone changed from 2011.1 to near-term

@nvaccessAuto nvaccessAuto added this to the near-term milestone Nov 10, 2015
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I've seen this working, for example on www.babbage.com, menu link "Producten slechtzienden"

Closing as works for me, but please reopen if you belief I'm wrong.

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