#Signet #Saturday will be starting late today.
My plan is to make the little demo app more like the Signet client until screen reader compatibility breaks. Then I will know what part of the code I need to change in the client.
My first guess is going to be the event handler that is handling keystrokes. That's currently being overridden in the client to allow typing to search for password entries when the focus is not in the search field. I like that functionality, so I'm going to try to make sure to preserve that. My best guess is that I just need to send a signal to something to tell it that the selected item has changed and it'd be appropriate for the screen reader to read the new text.
Dr. Hax
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2024-05-25 19:08:32
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