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Re: why is everything "clickable" in NVDA
From: Angela French
Date: May 25, 2017 2:05PM
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It is an internal application so I can't share the URL. I will try other browsers and see if I get a different set of results.
Angela
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I can't speak to your setup of course, but when I've used it with Firefox I have had a fair amount of success.
Can you share the site you're testing? It may be that things are mislabeled (role="button" and similar issues).
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Subject: [WebAIM] why is everything "clickable" in NVDA
Hello,
I am an NVDA newbie. I am trying to evaluate a web application where I work. Why is it that NVDA (using Chrome) says "clickable" in front of everything it reads whether it is an actionable item (such as a link) or not? It's driving me crazy.
Angela French
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Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges
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