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Interference with browser apps when accessibility for droidVNC-NG is enabled #44

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Android-X13 opened this issue Oct 14, 2021 · 5 comments
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Android-X13 commented Oct 14, 2021

This is very strange and I'm not sure how/why the app's accessibility option is related to other apps like browsers, but whenever I enable accessibility for droidVNC-NG through the settings, my tab groups in Firefox Chrome or Brave (I have tested both) completely disappear and I'm only left with a list of all open tabs (no groups at all). The second I disable accessibility for droidVNC-NG, I am able to interact again with my tab groups in these browsers.

Please note that this does not happen when I activate accessibility for other apps, e.g. Anydesk.

So at the moment I have the accessibility option always disabled. When I want to use droidVNC-NG, I enable it and when I am done I have to disable it again. Is this option supposed to be activated once and be left like this?

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bk138 commented Oct 14, 2021

Strange indeed! Are you able to find any other (server maybe) app that exposes the same behaviour?

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Unfortunately the only other app on my device that needs accessibility permissions and I can test is Anydesk

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bk138 commented Oct 14, 2021

You might also try alphavnc

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OK I just tried it. Yes, it shows same behaviour when it is granted accessibility permissions. When I turn them off everything goes back to normal.

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I made a mistake in my post, this happens in Chrome and Brave. Ironically it doesn't happen in Firefox (tab groups remain intact).

To reproduce this just make a tab group in Chrome, with two or more tabs, then turn ON/OFF the accessibility permissions while keeping an eye to the browser.

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