Description
Describe the bug
The "Show Accessibility Help" command (Alt+F1) provides a list of keyboard shortcuts for control of accessibility features, but not all these do what the help promises:
To configure the editor to be optimized for usage with a Screen Reader press Control+E now.
🐛 NOT WORKING
CtrlCmd+E is the default keyboard shortcut for the "arduino-for-find" command.
Pressing Tab in the current editor will move focus to the next focusable element. Toggle this behavior by pressing Ctrl+M.
🙂 WORKING
Ctrl+M is the default keyboard shortcut for the "Toggle Tab Key Moves Focus" command.
Press Control+H now to open a browser window with more information related to editor accessibility.
🐛 NOT WORKING
Ctrl+H is the default keyboard shortcut for the "Replace" command.
I didn't find commands providing the functionality mentioned for the non-working keyboard shortcuts.
To Reproduce
- Press Alt+F1
A pop up will appear that contains the following text:Line 1, Column 1 in a pane of a diff editor.
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To configure the editor to be optimized for usage with a Screen Reader press Control+E now.
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Pressing Tab in the current editor will move focus to the next focusable element. Toggle this behavior by pressing Ctrl+M.
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Press Control+H now to open a browser window with more information related to editor accessibility.
You can dismiss this tooltip and return to the editor by pressing Escape or Shift+Escape.
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- Press Ctrl+E
🐛 The "Find" interface opens.
🐛 There is no sign that the IDE has been optimized for usage with a screen reader. - Press Ctrl+H
🐛 The "Replace" interface opens.
🐛 A browser window containing more information related to editor accessibility is not opened.
Expected behavior
All functionality mentioned in the accessibility help to work as it claims.
Screenshots
Desktop
- OS: Windows 10
- Version: 2.0.0-beta.12-nightly.20211028
Date: 2021-10-28T03:03:25.353Z
CLI Version: 0.19.1 alpha [718bbbf2]
Additional context
Originally reported at https://forum.arduino.cc/t/accessibility-help-alt-f1/854679