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Trying to get the pseudo class :focus to work in Edge. This is working in Chrome and Firefox, but for ADA reasons, need it to work in Edge.

I am creating an app for disabled persons for Mac, so I want a way to open accessibility keyboard from code, so that user does not have to go to settings.
Any Help would be appreciated.

I need to Disable Talk back voice within Application. Because i need to play my audio file in all accessibilities. i also tried importantforAccessibility attribute.

In a little vs code extension i would like to call the raw aria.alert function, or if it is not doable it would be useful if the standard dialog opened by showInformationDialog could close automati

We are using axe to test accessibility.

Axe is giving the following issue when table cells are empty:

I have a ToolStripMenuItem called myMenu. How can I access this like so:

/* Normally, I would do: */
this.myMenu... etc.

I'm totally new to accessibility technology in angular and material design. In my project I would like to have selection list where one item can be selected.

I am trying to make my application accessible and I am having a couple of issues with navigating around views which are in an AppBarLayout.

The html structure looks like this

I have a <thead> with a couple of rows that are sortable. My markup currently looks like this:

If you have a subpage (in my example school data) within a parent section (statutory information).

I am working on android 4.4.2 building an application with a system overlay/floating window created by an accessibility service.

I'm programming a react native game app for blind kids to help them with maths.

Simple problem in fact.

I am going through a large website (1600+ pages) to make it pass Priority 1 W3C WAI. As a result, things like image tags need to have alt attributes.

I'm working on the input app, which doesn't have focus when users are typing. And users can't press "Alt" + "Tab" key to select it as it doesn't show in the running app list.

I work on accessibility for an ios app.

I use TouchableHightLight on checkboxes.

Does WCAG 2.0 allow tables for layout, I can't see anything in the guidelines saying you can't but this suprises me.

I have a NSTouchBar with an item whose view is a NSSegmentedControl that has 4 items - A, B, C, D.

How would one hide CSS certain generated content (used for pure styling) from screen reader? Is it possible without using HTML hacks like aria-hidden?