Closed anna-yeddi closed 2 months ago
This looks to be a bug of Firefox itself. We can see same problem with other sidebar addons, like Sidebery. Please file a bug at bugzilla.mozilla.org instead here.
Please file a bug at bugzilla.mozilla.org instead here.
It's linked in the issue too.
Thank you for your investigation. I'll add it to the Bugzilla ticket for further investigations :)
Oh, sorry I missed the link...
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1905771 is now fixed.
Abstract
TST is causing all panels of the Firefox Sidebar to have accessible name of "Tree Style Tab" - it looks like the extension is overwriting the label of the sidebar's toolbarbutton and it is not allowing any further changes to happen when other views of the sidebar are opened.
This is a high severity accessibility issue because it would prevent users of assistive technologies from identifying currently opened sidebar view, unless they review the content (they'd need to guess, especially, if a screen reader user has cognitive disability and rely on a screen reader to understand the content). Also, users of speech-to-text software like Voice Control would have to use a workaround to activate the view toggle, because calling its on-screen name would not work.
Steps to reproduce
ctrl/cmd+B
open a Bookmarks sidebar and change toTree Style Tabs
History
view (or any other)History
History
control at the top of the sidebar.Pick accessible object from the page
Expected result
History
(which would be thename
field value in the A11y dev tools)Actual result
History
but the accessible name of the button remains as the previous sidebar view, i.e.Tree Style Tabs
(which is also thename
field value in the A11y dev tools) View from the Firefox browser Dev Tools > Accessibility is attached.Environment