NVDA reads native emoji shortcode twice
source link: https://github.com/nolanlawson/emoji-picker-element/issues/8
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nolanlawson commented on Jun 25
For native (not custom) emoji, NVDA+Firefox reads the shortcode name twice when pressing up/down through search results. VoiceOver+Safari does not have this issue.
Not sure why; maybe it's the title? I don't plan on getting rid of the title, though.
It looks like it is because of your aria-label duplicating the title
It looks to read aria-label then title without a break and omit the text leaf (native emoji)
When I test by getting rid of the aria-label it reads the text leaf (NVDA's own description of that emoji) followed by the title
I'd argue the best description for screen reader users is the one that their AT gives them as this will be consistent between all the applications they use.
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nolanlawson commented on Jul 26
Yep, it seems to be because of the title. VoiceOver doesn't have the same issue, so they seem to have another implementation.
I can't think of a good solution that doesn't involve getting rid of the title. We can get rid of the title if we implement #1 though.
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