jperasmus
Upon invoking "Copy to Clipboard" button, the Screen reader is not announcing the success message "Copied".
Steps to reproduce 1.Navigate to this link First Level Child (zorana-jankovic.github.io) 2.Turn on screen reader. 3.Tab navigate to the "Copy to Clipboard" button and invoke it. 4.Observe that screenreader is announcing the success message copied/not.
What is current behaviour Upon invoking "Copy to Clipboard" button, the Narrator is not announcing the success message "Copied".
What is the expected behaviour Upon invoking "Copy to Clipboard" button, the Narrator should announce the success message "Copied". Note: Issue occurs in NVDA, JAWS also
Other relevant information Your OS: OS build (22621.1265) Browser version: Version 110.0.1587.50 (Official build) (64-bit) NVDA version: 2022.3.2 JAWS version: 2023.2212.23 ILM
Microsoft tracking Id: ACCESSIBILITY 204134
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That's interesting bug. I think if there is a way to move the focus to the tooltip the reader would pick it up
Thanks for reporting this issue. I am not currently using this so my maintenance efforts on the library are minimal. We can likely get this better announced by using the Aria live regions. I'll take a look.
Hi @jperasmus, could you please provide version details as we are unable to get as its only mentioned v3.0.0.
Hi @msftedad What type of details are you looking for? The screen reader announcement feature is available from the v3.0.0 version so you would need to upgrade to that version. The reason why it was a major version change was to be safe from my side since I upgraded the full build process and dropped Node.js versions below v14.
Hi @jperasmus, Can you please provide test environment details as issue is still reproducible from our end. Thanks
Can you upgrade to use the latest version of the plugin? If I look at the example you linked in the issue description, I can see you are loading a local version of docsify-copy-code.min.js which is still for an older version.