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According to UIA and Narrator team, on Windows, keyboard focus and accessibility focus should always point to the same element. Currently in RNW, when a focusable element is passed accessible=false, the element is removed from the UIA tree but remains keyboard focusable. Thus the user, when tabbing to an element with accessible=false with a screen reader enabled, can see keyboard focus move to the element and accessibility focus jump to the app window. Then, the screen reader announces <app name> window creating a poor/disorienting screen reader experience.
Steps To Reproduce
Run the Playground App.
Edit a sample page to include a TouchableHighlight control and with the accessible set to false.
Enable narrator.
Tab to TouchableHighlight.
Expected Results
When an element is passed accessible=false, it should no longer be focusable leading both keyboard focus and the screen reader to skip over the element.
CLI version
N/A
Environment
N/A
Target Platform Version
10.0.19041
Target Device(s)
Desktop
Visual Studio Version
Visual Studio 2019
Build Configuration
Debug
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Problem Description
According to UIA and Narrator team, on Windows, keyboard focus and accessibility focus should always point to the same element. Currently in RNW, when a focusable element is passed
accessible=false
, the element is removed from the UIA tree but remains keyboard focusable. Thus the user, when tabbing to an element withaccessible=false
with a screen reader enabled, can see keyboard focus move to the element and accessibility focus jump to the app window. Then, the screen reader announces<app name> window
creating a poor/disorienting screen reader experience.Steps To Reproduce
Run the Playground App.
Edit a sample page to include a TouchableHighlight control and with the
accessible
set to false.Enable narrator.
Tab to TouchableHighlight.
Expected Results
When an element is passed
accessible=false
, it should no longer befocusable
leading both keyboard focus and the screen reader to skip over the element.CLI version
N/A
Environment
Target Platform Version
10.0.19041
Target Device(s)
Desktop
Visual Studio Version
Visual Studio 2019
Build Configuration
Debug
Snack, code example, screenshot, or link to a repository
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: