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trap does not work when navigating with screen readers using just arrows on Safari #11

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julianpinedayyz opened this issue Apr 30, 2016 · 7 comments

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julianpinedayyz commented Apr 30, 2016

Tested your examples and the screen reader leaves the trap. Any way we can solve that?

Tested on Safari latest version with VoiceOver

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julienw commented May 9, 2016

I'm not sure. And I don't have a Mac so I can't really test myself. Is there a way to intercept these keypresses from the page ?

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julienw commented May 9, 2016

Maybe mixing this with ARIA attributes could help ?

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julienw commented May 9, 2016

hey @nico3333fr did you get this issue with your own accessible jquery plugins ?

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@julienw as far as I know, I didn't have this problem.

Maybe we should ask to @goetsu he will probably be able to help us on this. (I don't have a mac :-\ )

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goetsu commented May 9, 2016

@miroamarillo safari iOS or osX ?

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@goetsu Safari on OSX latest version. It seems to be a bug all across operating systems. It is present on Chrome, JAWS and Windows combo as well. Tab one and start using your arrow keys only and you'll see it present.

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goetsu commented May 9, 2016

I don't have this issue on the dialog demo but I have it on this one https://julienw.github.io/jquery-trap-input/examples/complex.html
As @nico3333fr script in only about modal I can't compare.

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