Screen Reader/Accessibility Issues
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Flying Cat
Edit: Using screen reader and briefly toggled off a screen reader, used keyboard only, toggled screen reader on, was still stuck in the same spot with my standard navigation keys.
In the new layout (or at least as of April 4, 2024), I am having difficulty in the History section. If I accidentally pass Manage History by pressing Tab, I get somewhat stuck.
I cannot press Down Arrow or Tab or otherwise start interacting with the other items in History. I also cannot press Shift Tab to go backward and for some reason, I can't seem to press F5 even when I send a passthrough key to the screen reader. I can still use Up Arrow or Alt + Left Arrow to go back a page, but felt like a keyboard trap with my usual navigation keys (e.g., Shift Tab to go back to Manage History for example).
Thank you in advance.
R
Richard Grootbod
Hi, I'm trying to sign up as a customer, but Recaptcha doesn't work. It keeps telling me it receives invalid Recaptcha. I can't sign up. Any suggestions? Please contact me.
Elena Brescacin
I found a serious accessibility bug in the Create Projects feature: the buttons play, continuous play, regenerate, insert divider, headers... are all unlabelled. And also the one to open menu "download project" or "download chapter".
Other suggestion: create a keyboard shortcut to various functions. So that while writing a project, if a text is selected, or editing it after having published it by URL or text file, you could press ctrl+alt+shift+v to bring up voice settings and you can set voice name, stability, exaggeration, and whatever. Example of keyboard shortcut to implement in project editor:
- control alt shift v: open voice settinvs. If nothing is selected it opens global, or if some text is selected, it affects the single selected block.
- Control alt shift p play current selection
- control alt shift r regenerate
- control alt shift d divider
- control alt shift h headings
- control alt shift c continuous play
- control alt shift o convert (the letter o, as it's the second for "convert" and c is used for "continue").
- control alt shift k: brings up the list of keyboard shortcuts.
As reference, check out WordPress's Gutenberg block editor.
Elena Brescacin, content creator and accessibility expert
Elena Brescacin
Create Projects: the buttons play, continuous play, regenerate, insert divider, headers... are all unlabelled. And also the one to open menu "download project" or "download chapter".
Other suggestion: create a keyboard shortcut to various functions. So that while writing a project, if a text is selected, or editing it after having published it by URL or text file, you could press ctrl+alt+shift+v to bring up voice settings and you can set voice name, stability, exaggeration, and whatever. Example of keyboard shortcut to implement in project editor:
- control alt shift v: open voice settinvs. If nothing is selected it opens global, or if some text is selected, it affects the single selected block.
- Control alt shift p play current selection
- control alt shift r regenerate
- control alt shift d divider
- control alt shift h headings
- control alt shift c continuous play
- control alt shift o convert (the letter o, as it's the second for "convert" and c is used for "continue").
- control alt shift k: brings up the list of keyboard shortcuts.
As reference, check out WordPress's Gutenberg block editor.
Elena Brescacin, content creator and accessibility expert
Chiachu TV
I am facing this problem. "We are sorry, something went wrong.
You were not charged for this request
(unless the result appears in the
history).
Failed to execute 'appendBuffer' on
'SourceBuffer': The SourceBuffer is full,
and cannot free space to append
additional buffers."
Vex
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Vex
Merged in a post:
accessibility bug
Atilla Yasar
Icons in the audio player in the History tab (thumbs up/down, download, minimize) are not read correctly by screen reader TTS.
May have to do with html tagging? idk
Bug found in this support forum post: https://discord.com/channels/1066739690436313158/1109616428916686948/1109616428916686948
Atilla Yasar
The specific screen reader is NVDA.