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Test: HTML input with datalist test

Test: HTML input with datalist test

Screen Reader support level: partial (98/110)

Voice Control support level: partial (16/38)

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A sample datalist attached to a text input. Provide feedback on this test and results in issue #73

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Summary of Screen Reader support by expectation

* means that some support is hidden behind settings

Summary of Voice Control support by expectation list attribute Expectation Dragon Naturally Speaking Voice Access (Android) Voice Control (iOS) Voice Control (MacOS) Windows Speech Recognition Windows Voice Access Chrome Chrome Safari Safari Edge Chrome Edge Chrome Not applicable

* means that some support is hidden behind settings

Summary of Keyboard support by expectation datalist element Expectation Windows Keyboard Mac Keyboard iOS Keyboard Android Keyboard Chrome Firefox Edge Chrome Safari Safari Chrome Not applicable input[type="text"] element Expectation Windows Keyboard Mac Keyboard iOS Keyboard Android Keyboard Chrome Firefox Edge Chrome Safari Safari Chrome Not applicable list attribute Expectation Windows Keyboard Mac Keyboard iOS Keyboard Android Keyboard Chrome Firefox Edge Chrome Safari Safari Chrome Not applicable option element Expectation Windows Keyboard Mac Keyboard iOS Keyboard Android Keyboard Chrome Firefox Edge Chrome Safari Safari Chrome Not applicable

* means that some support is hidden behind settings

Detailed support results by expectation Expectation for the datalist element: convey its role

This expectation is from the datalist element feature.

Rationale:

A screen reader user needs to know how they can interact with the element. Voice control software might use the role to help users activate controls that do not have a visible name.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome yes JAWS Chrome yes Notes: The datalist is conveyed as a menu as opposed to a listbox. JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Narrator Edge yes Notes: The datalist role is implied by the "combo" role and "suggestions" announcement. NVDA Chrome yes Notes: The datalist role is implied by the "has auto complete" announcement for the text input, combined with down arrow navigating suggestions. However, table semantics were also announced when none exist. NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Notes: The datalist role is implied by the "has auto complete" announcement for the text input, combined with down arrow navigating suggestions. However, all options are announced as "blank". Orca Firefox partial TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes Notes: Suggestions are listed in the normal virtual keyboard predictions. However, there is no indication that these predictions are suggestions from the website, and may be confused with the normal virtual keyboard predictions. VoiceOver (macOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Speech Recognition Edge not applicable - Windows Speech Recognition Chrome not applicable - Windows Voice Access Edge unknown - Windows Voice Access Chrome unknown - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: datalist element: convey its role

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE unknown - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox unknown - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 none Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox not applicable - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the datalist element: convey the boundaries of the element

This expectation is from the datalist element feature.

Rationale:

A user needs to know when they enter and exit an element

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

All of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome not applicable - JAWS Chrome yes JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome yes NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Orca Firefox yes Notes: boundaries are implied by the menu and focus being sent back to the input TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes Notes: Boundaries can be implied by the role of "prediction" being announced for each available prediction. In other words, when the user hears a different role announced, they can assume they left the predictions. VoiceOver (macOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Speech Recognition Edge not applicable - Windows Speech Recognition Chrome not applicable - Windows Voice Access Edge not applicable - Windows Voice Access Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: datalist element: convey the boundaries of the element

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE not applicable - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox not applicable - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 none Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox not applicable - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the datalist element: convey that changes in suggestions were made

This expectation is from the datalist element feature.

Rationale:

The user needs to know that the list of suggestions changed

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome not applicable - JAWS Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. JAWS Edge none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. JAWS Firefox none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. NVDA Edge none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. NVDA Firefox none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Orca Firefox none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. VoiceOver (macOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Speech Recognition Edge not applicable - Windows Speech Recognition Chrome not applicable - Windows Voice Access Edge not applicable - Windows Voice Access Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: datalist element: convey that changes in suggestions were made

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE not applicable - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox not applicable - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 none Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox not applicable - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the input[type="text"] element: convey its name

This expectation is from the input[type="text"] element feature.

Rationale:

A screen reader user needs to know what to enter.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

Notes:

For form inputs - commands to read line by line (down and up arrows in most windows screen readers) will not always result in the name being explicitly conveyed when the virtual focus is moved to an input where the label is visually displayed and programmatically associated with the input. This is acceptable because the name is implied by the fact that it should be naturally found in the reading order. Some screen readers choose to not convey the name in these cases, likely in an effort to reduce verbosity.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome yes JAWS Chrome yes JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome yes NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Orca Firefox yes TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Voice Control (iOS) Safari yes Voice Control (MacOS) Safari yes VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes VoiceOver (macOS) Safari yes Windows Speech Recognition Edge yes Windows Speech Recognition Chrome yes Windows Voice Access Edge unknown - Windows Voice Access Chrome unknown - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: input[type="text"] element: convey its name

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE unknown - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox unknown - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 yes Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox unknown - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox unknown - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the input[type="text"] element: convey its role

This expectation is from the input[type="text"] element feature.

Rationale:

A screen reader user needs to know how they can interact with the element. Voice control software might use the role to help users activate controls that do not have a visible name.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome yes JAWS Chrome yes Notes: The role is not consistently conveyed across browsers, and is often presented with a modifier ("combo" or "has popup") to convey the presence of the datalist. JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Notes: The role is not consistently conveyed across browsers, and is often presented with a modifier ("combo" or "has popup") to convey the presence of the datalist. Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome yes Notes: The role is not consistently conveyed across browsers, and is often presented with a modifier ("combo box" or "has popup") to convey the presence of the datalist. NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Notes: The role is not consistently conveyed across browsers, and is often presented with a modifier ("combo box" or "subMenu") to convey the presence of the datalist. Orca Firefox yes TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome yes Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari yes VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes VoiceOver (macOS) Safari yes Windows Speech Recognition Edge yes Windows Speech Recognition Chrome yes Windows Voice Access Edge unknown - Windows Voice Access Chrome unknown - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: input[type="text"] element: convey its role

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE unknown - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox unknown - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 yes Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox unknown - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox unknown - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the input[type="text"] element: convey the current value

This expectation is from the input[type="text"] element feature.

Rationale:

A screen reader user needs to know the current value of the input.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome not applicable - JAWS Chrome yes JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome yes NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Orca Firefox yes TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes VoiceOver (macOS) Safari yes Windows Speech Recognition Edge not applicable - Windows Speech Recognition Chrome not applicable - Windows Voice Access Edge not applicable - Windows Voice Access Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: input[type="text"] element: convey the current value

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE not applicable - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox not applicable - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 yes Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox not applicable - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the input[type="text"] element: convey changes in value

This expectation is from the input[type="text"] element feature.

Rationale:

The user needs to know that the value was successfully changed.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

All of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome not applicable - JAWS Chrome yes Notes: Focus was sent back to the input and the input was announced JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Notes: Unknown because it was not possible to navigate to a suggestion to activate Narrator Edge yes Notes: The value was announced after a suggestion was activated and focus was returned to the text input NVDA Chrome yes Notes: Focus was returned to the text input NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Notes: Focus was returned to the text input but only the value was announced Orca Firefox yes TalkBack Chrome yes Notes: value was announced and focus was returned to the text input. Voice Access (Android) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes Notes: The activated suggestion was announced, and focus was moved to a new suggestion VoiceOver (macOS) Safari yes Notes: Focus was returned to the text input Windows Speech Recognition Edge not applicable - Windows Speech Recognition Chrome not applicable - Windows Voice Access Edge not applicable - Windows Voice Access Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: input[type="text"] element: convey changes in value

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE not applicable - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox not applicable - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 partial Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox not applicable - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the input[type="text"] element: provide shortcuts to jump to this role

This expectation is from the input[type="text"] element feature.

Rationale:

Screen reader users might want to quickly navigate to elements of this type.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome not applicable - JAWS Chrome yes JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome yes NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Orca Firefox yes TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes VoiceOver (macOS) Safari yes Windows Speech Recognition Edge not applicable - Windows Speech Recognition Chrome not applicable - Windows Voice Access Edge not applicable - Windows Voice Access Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: input[type="text"] element: provide shortcuts to jump to this role

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE not applicable - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox not applicable - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 yes Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox not applicable - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the list attribute: convey the presence of the list attribute - applied to the input[type="text"] element

This expectation is applied to the input[type="text"] element. Expectations and results might differ when the the feature is applied to different roles.

This expectation is from the list attribute feature.

Rationale:

The user needs to know that the input will provide suggestions.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome not applicable - JAWS Chrome yes Notes: The role is not consistently conveyed across browsers, and is often presented with a modifier ("combo" or "has popup") to convey the presence of the datalist. JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Notes: The role is not consistently conveyed across browsers, and is often presented with a modifier ("combo" or "has popup") to convey the presence of the datalist. Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome yes Notes: The role is not consistently conveyed across browsers, and is often presented with a modifier ("combo box" or "subMenu") to convey the presence of the datalist. NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Notes: The role is not consistently conveyed across browsers, and is often presented with a modifier ("combo box" or "subMenu") to convey the presence of the datalist. Orca Firefox none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes VoiceOver (macOS) Safari yes Windows Speech Recognition Edge not applicable - Windows Speech Recognition Chrome not applicable - Windows Voice Access Edge not applicable - Windows Voice Access Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: list attribute: convey the presence of the list attribute

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE not applicable - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox not applicable - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 none Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox not applicable - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the option element: convey its name

This expectation is from the option element feature.

Rationale:

A screen reader user needs to know what to enter.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

Notes:

For form inputs - commands to read line by line (down and up arrows in most windows screen readers) will not always result in the name being explicitly conveyed when the virtual focus is moved to an input where the label is visually displayed and programmatically associated with the input. This is acceptable because the name is implied by the fact that it should be naturally found in the reading order. Some screen readers choose to not convey the name in these cases, likely in an effort to reduce verbosity.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. JAWS Chrome yes JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome yes NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Orca Firefox yes TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome yes Voice Control (iOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Voice Control (MacOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. VoiceOver (iOS) Safari none Notes: Only the option value is listed as predictions, not the name.Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. VoiceOver (macOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Speech Recognition Edge yes Windows Speech Recognition Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Voice Access Edge unknown - Windows Voice Access Chrome unknown - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: option element: convey its name

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE unknown - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox unknown - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 none Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox unknown - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox unknown - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the option element: convey its role

This expectation is from the option element feature.

Rationale:

A screen reader user needs to know how they can interact with the element. Voice control software might use the role to help users activate controls that do not have a visible name.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. JAWS Chrome yes Notes: The menu context might imply a menuitem role instead of an option role JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome yes NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Orca Firefox partial TalkBack Chrome yes Notes: option role was implied by the announcement of "autofill menu" and "in list" when entering the list of options Voice Access (Android) Chrome yes Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes VoiceOver (macOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Speech Recognition Edge yes Windows Speech Recognition Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Voice Access Edge unknown - Windows Voice Access Chrome unknown - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: option element: convey its role

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE unknown - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox unknown - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 none Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox unknown - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox unknown - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the option element: convey the value of the option when used in a datalist context

This expectation is from the option element feature.

Rationale:

When in a datalist context, both the name and value are displayed, so the user needs to be aware of both.

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. JAWS Chrome yes JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Narrator Edge none Notes: Only the name is displayed by Edge and announced by Narrator if both the name and value are set.Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. NVDA Chrome yes NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Orca Firefox none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. TalkBack Chrome yes Voice Access (Android) Chrome yes Voice Control (iOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Voice Control (MacOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. VoiceOver (iOS) Safari yes VoiceOver (macOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Speech Recognition Edge not applicable Windows Speech Recognition Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Voice Access Edge not applicable - Windows Voice Access Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: option element: convey the value of the option when used in a datalist context

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE not applicable - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox not applicable - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 none Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox not applicable - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Expectation for the option element: convey information about the position the option in the list

This expectation is from the option element feature.

Rationale:

When user should be able to determine how many options are in the list and where they are in the list

Strength of this expectation for different types of assistive technologies: Examples: Grading method:

Just one of the listed commands must pass for the expectation to pass.

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking Chrome not applicable - JAWS Chrome yes JAWS Edge yes JAWS Firefox yes Narrator Edge yes NVDA Chrome yes Notes: the first item was announced as "row 1", however other items did not convey their position. NVDA Edge yes NVDA Firefox yes Orca Firefox none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. TalkBack Chrome none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Voice Access (Android) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (iOS) Safari not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Safari not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. VoiceOver (macOS) Safari none Grading Note: There is no known/documented support. There may still be support for this expectation, but it is undocumented. If this is the case, please report this issue. Windows Speech Recognition Edge not applicable - Windows Speech Recognition Chrome not applicable - Windows Voice Access Edge not applicable - Windows Voice Access Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Windows Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Windows Keyboard Edge not applicable - Mac Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Mac Keyboard Safari not applicable - iOS Keyboard Safari not applicable - Android Keyboard Chrome not applicable - Extended Support for: option element: convey information about the position the option in the list

These are less common combinations

AT Browser Has Support Output Dragon Naturally Speaking IE not applicable - Dragon Naturally Speaking Firefox not applicable - JAWS 2020.2001.70 IE 11 none Narrator Firefox unknown - Narrator Chrome unknown - Narrator IE unknown - NVDA IE unknown - TalkBack Firefox unknown - Voice Access (Android) Firefox not applicable - VoiceOver (iOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Chrome unknown - VoiceOver (macOS) Firefox unknown - Orca Chrome unknown - Voice Control (MacOS) Chrome not applicable - Voice Control (MacOS) Firefox not applicable - Mac Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Android Keyboard Firefox not applicable - Back to top Dates and Versions of tested combinations AT AT Version Browser Browser version OS version Date tested Dragon Naturally Speaking 15.30 Chrome 79 Windows 10 version 1909 2020-02-01 JAWS 2021.2107.12 Chrome 92 Windows 10 version 21h1 2021-07-30 JAWS 2021.2107.12 Edge 92 Windows 10 version 21h1 2021-07-30 JAWS 2020.2001.70 Firefox 73 Windows 10 version 1909 2020-02-27 Narrator Windows 10 version 1909 Edge 44 Windows 10 version 1909 2020-02-27 NVDA 2021.1 Chrome 92 Windows 10 version 21h1 2021-07-30 NVDA 2021.1 Edge 92 Windows 10 version 21h1 2021-07-30 NVDA 2019.3.1 Firefox 73 Windows 10 version 1909 2020-02-27 Orca 3.34.0 Firefox 73 Ubuntu 19.10 2020-02-27 TalkBack 8.1 Chrome 80 7 2020-02-27 Voice Access (Android) 3.1 Chrome 79 7 2020-02-03 Voice Control (iOS) 13.3.1 Safari 13.3.1 13.3.1 2020-02-01 Voice Control (MacOS) 10.15.3 Safari 13.0.5 10.15.3 2020-02-27 VoiceOver (iOS) 13.3.1 Safari 13.3.1 13.3.1 2020-02-27 VoiceOver (macOS) 10.15.3 Safari 13.0.5 10.15.3 2020-02-27 Windows Speech Recognition Windows 10 version 1903 Edge 44 Windows 10 version 1903 2019-10-18 Windows Speech Recognition Windows 10 version 1903 Chrome 79 Windows 10 version 1909 2020-02-01 History

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