Open AnKushSingh05 opened 2 months ago
We do not have screen reader mode /the accessibility help dialog in the monaco-editor playground because it is a web page, which is already highly accessible, unlike our desktop VS code, which requires some fine tuning / information to accommodate screen reader users. Does something in the web page give an indication that alt+f1 should work?
I still see the hint show up in the NVDA speech viewer on the latest dev version. Did the change get reverted?
@rzhao271 using the link the issue author provided and comparing that to the latest dev version, it is fixed for me.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/be8f0c8c-776c-4eb3-aacc-6eb09f1222c0
Ah, I see it if I click in this editor still.
@hediet , could you pls work on this as it's an accessibility-sla
issue and the due date is soon.
GitHubTags:
A11yFunctional;#A11yTCS;#Desktopweb;#Win11;#Visual Studio Code Client;#VisualStudioCode-Web-Apr2021;#a11y-monacoeditor;#Keyboard;#SCIM:Bug28133995;#Functionality;
Environment Details:
URL: Monaco Editor (microsoft.github.io)
Monaco Editor Chromium edge Version: 126.0.2592.68 (Official build) (64-bit).
Repro Steps:
Actual Behavior
When we are pressing alt+f1 key to expand accessibility option it's not opening.
Expected Behavior
When we are pressing alt+f1 key to expand accessibility option it should work, and access accessibility should open.
User Impact:
Keyboard only users will not be able to access the accessibility option.
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