Open jsoref opened 2 years ago
User meaningful words
Make global changes to system
or something to at least hint at what's going on.
Sorry, but "Make global changes to system" are also not meaningful to me. The dialog should explain explicitly what they allow, and why, which is why I filed #2178, even though the discussion there is more about the docker context subset of issues.
The accessibility problem is really separate and should have it's own Github issue. I wonder if that problem is limited to this dialog, or more pervasive?
The dialog is unhelpful because most of the time the user doesn't see the dialog. I shouldn't have seen the dialog, as afaik, this wasn't an update or install launch.
This issue is only about a checkbox, which really has no reachable context to explain what it's doing.
The way I naively understand the checkbox, it means that if a different user uses this computer, they too could have access to the rancher-desktop I'm running, whereas w/o this checkbox, they couldn't. Am I wrong? That's my definition of global -- the question is "what user visible effect does the box have?"
It's pervasive, and I'll file it, I just needed a place to hang the video because I didn't have the energy to grab the frame.
Fwiw, I filed my initial accessibility survey as #2383
Actual Behavior
Allow sudo access
is a checkmark that really doesn't mean anything to mac or Windows users.Steps to Reproduce
sudo
is not mentioned in the highlights of this screen -- butadministrative
is. (sudo access
is a parenthetical)OK
Administrative Access
ℹ️ to try to figure out what the thing means††Note that the current information item is not reachable using Voice Over
Result
As a user who is familiar w/ macOS or Windows, the Application Settings page's explanation of what
Administrative Access
is for is really unhelpful. As a screen reader user, it's outright hostile.Expected Behavior
User meaningful words
Make global changes to system
or something to at least hint at what's going on.Additional Information
Tangentially related to #2178
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2119212/173406689-75d94ef6-c6c9-4389-bf36-3f5f25bdca34.mov
Rancher Desktop Version
1.4.1
Rancher Desktop K8s Version
(Off)
Which container runtime are you using?
moby (docker cli)
What operating system are you using?
macOS
Operating System / Build Version
Monterey 12.4
What CPU architecture are you using?
arm64 (Apple Silicon)
Linux only: what package format did you use to install Rancher Desktop?
No response
Windows User Only
No response