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NSAccessibility has API (old and new) through which an AT can obtain the scrollbars associated with a scrollview. While ARIA lacks a "scrollview" role, the spec states:
Authors MUST set the aria-controls attribute on the scrollbar element to reference the scrollable area it controls.
If authors do that, then user agents could implement NSAccessibility's scroll-bar API exposing the scrollbars on the controlled element.
My question is: Should user agents do this implementation, or was it deliberately left out of the spec?
@cookiecrook: Your/Apple's input would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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NSAccessibility has API (old and new) through which an AT can obtain the scrollbars associated with a scrollview. While ARIA lacks a "scrollview" role, the spec states:
If authors do that, then user agents could implement NSAccessibility's scroll-bar API exposing the scrollbars on the controlled element.
My question is: Should user agents do this implementation, or was it deliberately left out of the spec?
@cookiecrook: Your/Apple's input would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: