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0.5.10
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#770
7066180Thanks @eps1lon! - Allow computing name for inaccessible elementsThis is mainly targetted at integration with
@testing-library/dom. But it can also be used as a general performance boost when used in a JSDOM environment. The rationale is that most elements are part of the a11y tree. In those cases computing a11y tree exclusion is wasted. Since it's expensive, we can disable it. The recommendation is to only ignore a11y tree inclusion locally and specifically enable it for the tests where you do know that a11y tree inclusion will play a role.
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0.5.6
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#666
26ee73dThanks @eps1lon! - Consider<label />when computing the accessible name of<output />Given
<label for="outputid">Output Label</label> <output id="outputid"></output>Previously the accessible name of the
<output />would ignore the<label />. However, an<output />is labelable and therefore the accessible name is now computed using<label />elements if they exists. In this example the accessible name is"Output Label".
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0.5.5
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#627
0485441Thanks @eps1lon! - Ensure certain babel helpers aren't requiredSource:
-const [item] = list; +const item = list[0];Transpiled:
-var _trim$split = list.trim().split(" "), -_trim$split2 = _slicedToArray(_trim$split, 1), -item = _trim$split2[0] +var item = list[0];
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#629
383bdb6Thanks @eps1lon! - Use label attribute for naming of<optgroup>elements.Given
<select> <optgroup label="foo"> <option value="1">bar</option> </optgroup> </select>Previously the
<optgroup />would not have an accessible name. Though 2D inaccname1.2 could be interpreted to use thelabelattribute:Otherwise, if the current node's native markup provides an attribute (e.g. title) or element (e.g. HTML label) that defines a text alternative, return that alternative [...]
This was confirmed in NVDA + FireFox.
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0.5.4
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3866289#442 Thanks @geoffrich! - Correctly determine accessible name when element contains a slot.Previously, computing the accessible name would only examine child nodes. However, content placed in a slot is is an assigned node, not a child node.
If you have a custom element
custom-buttonwith a slot:<button><slot></slot></button> <!-- accname of inner <button> is 'Custom name' (previously '') --> <custom-button>Custom name</custom-button>If you have a custom element
custom-button-defaultwith default content in the slot:<button><slot>Default name</slot></button> <!-- accname of inner <button> is 'Custom name' (previously 'Default name') --> <custom-button-default>Custom name</custom-button-default> <!-- accname of inner <button> is 'Default name' (previously 'Default name') --> <custom-button-default></custom-button-default>This is not currently defined in the accname spec but reflects current browser behavior.
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0.5.3
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76e8f93#430 Thanks @ckundo! - Maintainimgrole forimgwith missingaltattribute.Previously
<img />would be treated the same as<img alt />.<img />is now treated asrole="img"as specified.
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0.5.2
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03273b7#406 Thanks @eps1lon! - Fix various issues for input typessubmit,resetandimagePrefer input
valuewhentypeisresetorsubmit:<input type="submit" value="Submit values"> -// accessible name: "Submit" +// accessible name: "Submit values" <input type="reset" value="Reset form"> -// accessible name: "Reset" +// accessible name: "Reset form"For input
typeimageconsideraltattribute or fall back to"Submit query".