While using the Optimizer tool, for example, with the General tab, there are various services such as:
Disable Office Telemetry
Disable Mozilla Firefox Telemetry
Disable HomeGroup
(and so on)
Usually, if a user wants information about any service, they can right-click with the mouse, and a window appears containing a multi-line edit with a description of the service.
However, this feature is not accessible with a screen reader.
I propose two solutions:
First Solution:
While focusing on any of the mentioned items and pressing the applications key on the keyboard, the function to display the multi-line edit with a description of the service can be executed.
Another Solution:
Passing text inside the multi-line edit to a screen reader via libraries like this one:
Hello, In the past, I raised an accessibility issue, and the developer responded very well. https://github.com/hellzerg/optimizer/issues/150
Now, I have another question 😊.
While using the Optimizer tool, for example, with the General tab, there are various services such as:
Usually, if a user wants information about any service, they can right-click with the mouse, and a window appears containing a multi-line edit with a description of the service.
However, this feature is not accessible with a screen reader.
I propose two solutions:
First Solution:
While focusing on any of the mentioned items and pressing the applications key on the keyboard, the function to display the multi-line edit with a description of the service can be executed.
Another Solution:
Passing text inside the multi-line edit to a screen reader via libraries like this one:
Tolk Library
or any other library the developer prefers to use)[]
Of course, the text scrolling function must be associated with a key on the keyboard and not activated automatically or randomly.
Thank you, @hellzerg, for this exceptional tool.