The enumeration characters in lists are not output correctly

[JAWS-test]

Summary

The enumeration characters in lists are not output correctly.

1. Go to https://codepen.io/jaws-test/pen/zYYxWeY
2. Navigate with I to the list entries or read with arrow keys

Expected result

• No output of enumeration characters at ul (and menu), because they are purely decorative
• Correct output of all enumeration characters at ol, because they transmit relevant information (if the output is not possible, the corresponding number should be output instead)

Actual result

• Output of enumeration characters at ul
• Partially no or wrong output of the enumeration characters with ol

See also:

• Which enumeration characters play a role in determining the name? w3c/html-aam#256
• ol and ul are not output differently #332 and Start and end of list entries not perceptible #331
• Consider creation of aria-listtype for role parity with ul and ol w3c/aria#961

Chrome

• The graphic enumeration signs are always output as "bullet", "hollow round" and "blank square", although their representation is purely decorative
• lower-roman are output as letters instead of numbers
• No output of georgian, armenian and cjk-ideographic

Firefox

• The graphic enumeration signs are always output as "bullet", "hollow round" and "blank medium small square", although their representation is purely decorative
• georgian, armenian, hebrew are output as numbers instead of letters

IE 11

• lower-roman are output as letters instead of numbers
• at ol all but decimal and lower-roman are output as "bullet

Additional Information

JAWS version and build number

JAWS 2019.1907.42

Operating System and version

Windows 8

Browser and version:

Chrome 76.0.3809.100
Firefox 68.0.2
Internet Explorer 11.0.9600.19431

[stevefaulkner]

@JAWS-test closing this, please feel free to re-open if this still occurs with Latest (JAWS 2024).

[JAWS-test]

@stevefaulkner Again, the ticket was only closed because it is old and not because the problems have been fixed. I have retested it with Chrome and JAWS 2024 - the problems remain unchanged