Fix ARIA Live Region screen reader issue in Firefox #404
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Thanks for the PR @geo-connor will check this out on Monday |
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Sorry haven't gotten around to it yet. |
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Have you tested this with VoiceOver as well? |
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This branch removes the
aria-relevant="additions"attribute from the screen reader assistant element. This attribute currently prevents assistant text from being announced by screen readers in Firefox (tested using NVDA).It's my understanding that there are few advantage to setting
aria-relevantunless you want to encourage screen readers to announce more changes (using"all"to announce content removals). The default value ofaria-relevantis"additions text". Is it necessary to exclude text changes from being announced here?resolves #403