accessibility

When a UITableViewCell is selected, voice over announces "selected", I don't want voice over to say "selected". How can i achieve this ?

I'm working on a app that has a Settings screen and in that activity user has option to go to native settings accessibility options and switch on the large text feature.

As the title says, Android Talkback is not registering the onFocus event.

Above you se a typical breadcrumb.

I'm working on a project that it has to be accessible to everyone and I have some problems when the PC is in High Contrast mode.

I am using ABCpdf to generate a collection of PDFs from HTML markup, and am struggling with making it fully accessible.

As per the title, what is the difference when I have tabIndex="false" versus having empty tabIndex?

Is there some way that I can avoid the section titles of the UITableView from saying "heading" in the voiceover mode after the text on the section is read?

Recently I've been put in charge of testing and implementing WCAG 2.0 AA compliance into our websites (php CMS based). However, my experience with this is pretty limited. My questions are:

Is There any way to force VoiceOver to not read view controller title "heading" word after reading title/accessibilityLabel?