Open selfthinker opened 4 months ago
When using NVDA with Firefox, the individual tabs in the Tabs component cannot be accessed via arrowing. (They cannot be accessed via tabbing either, but the that is expected behaviour.)
This is the same issue we encountered with the navigation component. It's due to a vendor bug and can be fixed by not using display: inline-block on the tabs.
display: inline-block
This issue also happens with older versions of Chrome. It was fixed in Chrome version 125.
This can be overcome by using the tab key or switching to focus/forms mode to get to the individual tabs.
When using the down arrow key (as per step 3 above), it reads out all of the tabs:
Tab selected past day, tab past day, tab past month, tab past year
And when using it again (as per step 4), it skips all the other tabs straight to the heading and reads out:
Heading level 2, past day
When using NVDA with Chrome (from version 125 onwards) or JAWS with Firefox or Chrome it shows the expected behaviour.
When using the down arrow key (as per step 3), it reads out only the first tab:
Tab selected past day
And when using it again (as per step 4), it reads out the next tab:
Tab past week
Description of the issue
When using NVDA with Firefox, the individual tabs in the Tabs component cannot be accessed via arrowing. (They cannot be accessed via tabbing either, but the that is expected behaviour.)
This is the same issue we encountered with the navigation component. It's due to a vendor bug and can be fixed by not using
display: inline-block
on the tabs.This issue also happens with older versions of Chrome. It was fixed in Chrome version 125.
This can be overcome by using the tab key or switching to focus/forms mode to get to the individual tabs.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Actual vs expected behaviour
Actual behaviour
When using the down arrow key (as per step 3 above), it reads out all of the tabs:
And when using it again (as per step 4), it skips all the other tabs straight to the heading and reads out:
Expected behaviour
When using NVDA with Chrome (from version 125 onwards) or JAWS with Firefox or Chrome it shows the expected behaviour.
When using the down arrow key (as per step 3), it reads out only the first tab:
And when using it again (as per step 4), it reads out the next tab:
Environment (where applicable)