Reported by mdcurran on 2014-04-11 06:05
When ever focus enters a browse mode document (i.e. falls on an object that is rendered by a browse mode document) the document itself is announced similar to the way we would for focusEntered, and then the current line in the document is spoken. This includes when focus moves into the browse mode document from completely outside the document, or when the focus moves from a non-rendered descendant (such as an ARIA dialog or application). It could be argued that we should not announce the document when entering from a non-rendered descendant as we are already within the document's subtree. It would be easy enough to limit the speaking of the document to only when coming in from an outside object by using focus ancestors and focus difference level etc.
Reported by mdcurran on 2014-04-11 06:05
When ever focus enters a browse mode document (i.e. falls on an object that is rendered by a browse mode document) the document itself is announced similar to the way we would for focusEntered, and then the current line in the document is spoken. This includes when focus moves into the browse mode document from completely outside the document, or when the focus moves from a non-rendered descendant (such as an ARIA dialog or application). It could be argued that we should not announce the document when entering from a non-rendered descendant as we are already within the document's subtree. It would be easy enough to limit the speaking of the document to only when coming in from an outside object by using focus ancestors and focus difference level etc.