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Feature request: add more roles to jump to in browse mode QuickNav commands #16001
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Previous discussion in #15996. |
Hi @mltony, |
If possible, I would like to have gestures assigned to these roles by default, just like the tab navigation, which user know is useful, but user have to manually assign gesture. This situation reduces the discoverability of useful features. |
) Closes #16001 Summary of the issue: Feature request: add more QuickNav commands to jump to more roles. Description of user facing changes Added 4 new QuickNav commands not assigned to any keyboard gestures: menu item toggle button progress bar math formula Description of development approach Provided IA2 implementations for all 4 QuickNav commands. Provided UIA implementation for only progress bar as UIA doesn't seem to support other roles.
…ccess#16247) Closes nvaccess#16001 Summary of the issue: Feature request: add more QuickNav commands to jump to more roles. Description of user facing changes Added 4 new QuickNav commands not assigned to any keyboard gestures: menu item toggle button progress bar math formula Description of development approach Provided IA2 implementations for all 4 QuickNav commands. Provided UIA implementation for only progress bar as UIA doesn't seem to support other roles.
I propose to add more roles to jump to in QuickNav scripts in NVDA. I will implement this feature request myself if green light is given by NVDA team.
I propose to leave these gestures unassigned by default.
Navigating to next element by type (menu/progress bar/math) will be only implemented for IA2, since all major browser these days work with IA2 and it's impossible to test MSHTML and UIA implementations. It will be implemented in a manner similar to other QuickNav commands.
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