An Anomaly in the Order in Which Collapsed links are Announced
Rechell Schwartz <rechell_schwartz@...>
I went to the NVDA home page and noticed something unusual. When tabbing through the navigation items it announced which ones were collapsed after it read the link names (e.g, Corporate/Government ‘collapsed’). However in Say All mode it announced ‘collapsed’ before reading the collapsed link, so it sounded like it was appending the word ‘collapsed’ to the previous menu item (e.g., Download ‘collapsed’ Corporate/Government).
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Gene
You will often find that attributes of controls are
read in a different order when tabbing. This may be intentional, I don't
know. But it should be the same either way.
The user should be able to control this behavior
and it should be consistent no matter how you move, being controlled completely
by the setting as to order.
For another example of difference, note the
difference in order when tabbing to a visited link and arrowing to it or using
read current line on it.
Gene
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Sent: Monday, October 22, 2018 5:49 PM
Subject: [nvda] An Anomaly in the Order in Which Collapsed links are
Announced I went to the NVDA home page and noticed something unusual. When tabbing through the navigation items it announced which ones were collapsed after it read the link names (e.g, Corporate/Government ‘collapsed’). However in Say All mode it announced ‘collapsed’ before reading the collapsed link, so it sounded like it was appending the word ‘collapsed’ to the previous menu item (e.g., Download ‘collapsed’ Corporate/Government).
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